This lady will explain what the Occupy movement is all about.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeXf2bGzBHc

I haven't bothered to ever find out what the Occupy thing is all about.  All I really know is there are the 99% people that want the rich 1% people to give them their money, give them jobs, pay off their debt and student loans.  Or something like that.

What a joke.  Most of the ones doing the actual occupying couldn't piece together a halfway decent summary of what they are actually doing there.  They just want to camp and get high and drunk with other people that just want to camp and get high and drunk.  Oh, and sit around and talk about how "the government" this and "the government" that.  And "the rich" this and "the rich" that.

I do or have known a handful of 1%'ers.  They earned their money.  Not with insatiable greed, a rich relative bequeathing them riches, nor a desire to crush the weak and poor.  They got their 1% on their own and they are, to a man, some of the most down-to-earth nicest people I have known.

One thing the occupy movement is doing: absolutely nothing.  Without Wall Street, we wouldn't have the standard of living that we enjoy at this time.  The highest standard of living ever especially if you include the technological and comfort advancements of our day.  Publicly traded corporations do everything they can for "The Street" in order continue to meet the expectations of investors.  That itself promotes innovation, advancement, production, efficiency, cost cutting, among many other things. 

Our homes, cars, cell phones, laptops, e-readers, tablets, TV's, and so on are as good as they are because of competitive forces, as well as R.O.I. demands.

Looking at "the 1%" and wanting what they have, THAT is called greed and THAT is called coveting.  The top 10% of wage earners in the US pay something like 50%-70% of the tax burden.  Maybe more, I'm too lazy to look it up.

I don't know why I even wrote this, I don't care about the occupy movement at all other than if those folks spent that time and effort seeking employment they would find it.  the cough syrup i am taking makes me want to communicate and this is how i chose to do so apparently.

I haven't bothered to ever find out what the Occupy thing is all about.  All I really know is there are the 99% people that want the rich 1% people to give them their money, give them jobs, pay off their debt and student loans.  Or something like that.

What a joke.  Most of the ones doing the actual occupying couldn't piece together a halfway decent summary of what they are actually doing there.  They just want to camp and get high and drunk with other people that just want to camp and get high and drunk.  Oh, and sit around and talk about how "the government" this and "the government" that.  And "the rich" this and "the rich" that.

I do or have known a handful of 1%'ers.  They earned their money.  Not with insatiable greed, a rich relative bequeathing them riches, nor a desire to crush the weak and poor.  They got their 1% on their own and they are, to a man, some of the most down-to-earth nicest people I have known.

One thing the occupy movement is doing: absolutely nothing.  Without Wall Street, we wouldn't have the standard of living that we enjoy at this time.  The highest standard of living ever especially if you include the technological and comfort advancements of our day.  Publicly traded corporations do everything they can for "The Street" in order continue to meet the expectations of investors.  That itself promotes innovation, advancement, production, efficiency, cost cutting, among many other things. 

Our homes, cars, cell phones, laptops, e-readers, tablets, TV's, and so on are as good as they are because of competitive forces, as well as R.O.I. demands.

Looking at "the 1%" and wanting what they have, THAT is called greed and THAT is called coveting.  The top 10% of wage earners in the US pay something like 50%-70% of the tax burden.  Maybe more, I'm too lazy to look it up.

I don't know why I even wrote this, I don't care about the occupy movement at all other than if those folks spent that time and effort seeking employment they would find it.  the cough syrup i am taking makes me want to communicate and this is how i chose to do so apparently.

Will you marry me?

Looking at "the 1%" and wanting what they have, THAT is called greed and THAT is called coveting.  The top 10% of wage earners in the US pay something like 50%-70% of the tax burden.  Maybe more, I'm too lazy to look it up.

That Chili will need to be worked on if you want to make it to the 1%.  Might as well go pitch your tent, drink & smoke up now..
ha

Does anyone know whether there was an "Occupy" anything in Colin County? I doubt it as this is as rock solid a community as there is. Not to say there is anything wrong with protest and free speech, but we all have sh*t to do!

Occupy Anna?
There is plenty of room for tents in Slayter Creek Park.

I haven't bothered to ever find out what the Occupy thing is all about.  All I really know is there are the 99% people that want the rich 1% people to give them their money, give them jobs, pay off their debt and student loans.  Or something like that.

What a joke.  Most of the ones doing the actual occupying couldn't piece together a halfway decent summary of what they are actually doing there.  They just want to camp and get high and drunk with other people that just want to camp and get high and drunk.  Oh, and sit around and talk about how "the government" this and "the government" that.  And "the rich" this and "the rich" that.

I do or have known a handful of 1%'ers.  They earned their money.  Not with insatiable greed, a rich relative bequeathing them riches, nor a desire to crush the weak and poor.  They got their 1% on their own and they are, to a man, some of the most down-to-earth nicest people I have known.

One thing the occupy movement is doing: absolutely nothing.  Without Wall Street, we wouldn't have the standard of living that we enjoy at this time.  The highest standard of living ever especially if you include the technological and comfort advancements of our day.  Publicly traded corporations do everything they can for "The Street" in order continue to meet the expectations of investors.  That itself promotes innovation, advancement, production, efficiency, cost cutting, among many other things. 

Our homes, cars, cell phones, laptops, e-readers, tablets, TV's, and so on are as good as they are because of competitive forces, as well as R.O.I. demands.

Looking at "the 1%" and wanting what they have, THAT is called greed and THAT is called coveting.  The top 10% of wage earners in the US pay something like 50%-70% of the tax burden.  Maybe more, I'm too lazy to look it up.

I don't know why I even wrote this, I don't care about the occupy movement at all other than if those folks spent that time and effort seeking employment they would find it.  the cough syrup i am taking makes me want to communicate and this is how i chose to do so apparently.

Well said.  You ask 10 different occupiers what the movement stands for and you will get 10 different answers.  These people are all there for different reasons stating that the government is evil, or wall street is evil, or rich people are evil, or police officers are evil, or the war in Afghanistan is evil, or the person that would not hire them is evil    etc. etc. etc.  It is the victim mentality.