Occupy JPMorgan Chase Lexington, Kentucky #occupywallstreet, #occupylexky

[YoNoEntiendo]

I know Chase bankers in Lexington, they're great people, they contributed a hell of a lot more to the country than you lazy fucks ever will combined.

[airbornePATRIOT76]

I love Marx? We already live in a socialist country thats the problem. Red government worshipping scum, I want to be FREE. Fuck your bloated centralized government.

[virgil432]

The OWS showed their weakness and immaturity last night as they tried to stop me from showing off my sign because i displayed the root cause of the problem and it is government. It was pretty hilarious to see their only defense was to call me a racist.. This movement will fall very soon

[BrammellToe]

<3 Keep it up! Love and Prayers! Revolution!

[MerriMerr]

I LOVE YA'LL! From Jersey, don't let the haters stop you. Being in NYC showed me that a lot of people are denial. There were a few women who walked by the crowds crying and thanking everyone =) AMERICA : OCCUPIED!!!!!!

[callouschristian]

Love you, Lexington!!!

[xFirekubex]

always good vs evil scenario no matter what humans try to discuss. the fact is we the 99% are tired of the injustices that occur within this nation. its time to come together and unite for the causes. Spread the word, because our MEDIA isn't doing the job, so it's left to 'WE the 99%' to be heard!!!!!

[Kingfanpaul]

The founding fathers wanted us to be a REPUBLIC.... not a democracy!

[sshepard06]

@Kingfanpaul Who cares what they wanted? They also knew things would change and so the country would need to.

[Kingfanpaul]

@sshepard06 Yes, that change is why we are truly in an oligarchy, not a democracy nor a republic. Those less than 1% controls everything. They control any/all laws, food, monetary system, media, etc.  They even control want ppl eat, drink, breathe, and think!

[sshepard06]

@Kingfanpaul "I am not an advocate for frequent changes in laws and constitutions, but laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind. As that becomes more developed, more enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths discovered and manners and opinions change, with the change of circumstances, institutions must advance also to keep pace with the times." Eh, not really. They knew things would change and the gov't would have to with it.

[braithmorgan]

o my gosh!!! go Lexington! I really had no hope of seeing anything of the Occupy Wall Street here in KY>... So proud of you guys... Maybe we can get Louisville going too!!!

[cntrygrlscansurvive]

END THE FED! WE are a REPUBLIC, not a democracy.

[RosenKrantz666]

SO wish the protesters chanted: "This is what a Constitutional REPUBLIC looks like!" Marx shirt? SO misinformed. Well meaning, but sad.

Unless they truly understand how WallSt.Banksters have SETUP the PRIVATE as-federal-as FedEx, Fed.Reserve in 1913 to essentially HIJACK the US Gvt, they'll NEVER fully 'get' WallSt.Corporatism hijacking CONgress to do their bidding-Tie-in. Unless these kids learn about untold history/rudimentary econ, unfortunately this only consolidates hyper partisan-divide.

[sshepard06]

@RosenKrantz666 hey jackass, there were libertarians there too. It was a coalition against a marriage of corrupt corporate and government marriage.

[RosenKrantz666]

@sshepard06 Thanx JackAss, they too were together @WallSt also: nice & dandy. But that's not the pt. made, is it?

1.Protest & be Anti-_ because it's gut-obvious: psychotic WallSt.Fin.Terrorists HIJACKED Gvt, but don't know exactly how, or how LONG they've been at it, OR 2.Go AFTER the HEART of their mechanism, PRIVATE Fed.Reserve

Unless u 'get' how CRUCIAL it is that u can discern THAT & the diff.bTw Republic vs.Democracy & develop a cohesive liberty/econ.philosophy, it's moot: & Marx ain't it

[sshepard06]

@RosenKrantz666 You're assuming leftists are inherently Fed Reserve.

We're on a track towards a democracy, we've been becoming more democratic since the beginning of the country. Yeah democracy.

[sshepard06]

@RosenKrantz666 You're assuming leftists are inherently Fed Reserve.

We're on a track towards a democracy, we've been becoming more democratic since the beginning of the country. Yeah democracy.

[sshepard06]

@RosenKrantz666 "I am not an advocate for frequent changes in laws and constitutions, but laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind. As that becomes more developed, more enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths discovered and manners and opinions change, with the change of circumstances, institutions must advance also to keep pace with the times." -Thomas Jefferson

[RosenKrantz666]

@sshepard06 YES I agree, but Marxism is NOT what TJ inferred. Forced confiscation of wealth @GunPt. 2B redistributed by commissars on political whim? TJ would've called for tar/feathering or worse.

Gvt ONLY knows of 2ways to deal w/us: lawsuit or SWAT/now UAV drone

To have a truly lasting change: 1.BE the change u want to see in the world 2.Must truly 'get' economics & untold history of WallSt: they financed most "-isms" since late 1800's. Socialism=just 1 of THEIR many controlled oppositions.

[sshepard06]

@RosenKrantz666 You act as if the founding fathers were in concert with the constitution, the federalists and anti-federalists agreed on very little. It was full of massive compromise. 

[sshepard06]

@RosenKrantz666 You're just flat wrong there:

"Benjamin Franklin was in agreement with Thomas Jefferson in downplaying protection of "property" as a goal of government. It is noted that Franklin found property to be a "creature of society" and thus, he believed that it should be taxed as a way to finance civil society." Franklin, Benjamin (2006). Mark Skousen. ed. The Compleated Autobiography. Regnery Publishing. pp. 413. ISBN 0895260336

[sshepard06]

@RosenKrantz666 Notice, Loche's original quote was "Life, liberty and property"

[sshepard06]

@RosenKrantz666 And those of us on the left side of the isle get it too dude. Lexington Kentucky is a very educated part of the country. But this ain't 1786, or 1913. Regulate the banks, democratize the country and economy. We advocate equality. Societies don't exist in a vacuum and when inequality reaches extraordinary levels people want policies to level the playing field.