Protest at Freedom Plaza

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People from around the country gather in Washington DC, Thursday October 6, 2011 to protest the current wartime and economic situations facing the U.S.

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[truthspeaker69]

@CuriousGeorgeMonkey9 With the exception of foxnews, the media is controlled by liberal freaks like you. And your hatred of "large corporations" is just an excuse not to work. You have a computer, therefore, you support large corporations. If you really don't like larger coporations, proved it and get rid of your computer, car and smartphone. And while you're at it, put down your weed and go take a shower :)

[CuriousGeorgeMonkey9]

@truthspeaker69 And why do you think that is? It's because the media fears the OWS protesters. Why? Because the media is controlled by large corporations.

What does change mean? I'll tell you. It means keeping large corporations out of politics, bringing about political and financial reform, and revising our foreign policy. If you actually paid attention to these protesters, maybe you could learn something but instead, you buy into all the negative "hippy" propaganda created by Fox and friends.

[truthspeaker69]

@CuriousGeorgeMonkey9 I never said they were homeless. Quite the opposite, I think they're all rich, spoiled brats who think the world owes them more. If they want change (whatever the hell that means) then suggest real ideas for change. Then, get off their asses and work for it instead of telling Wall Street (whatever the hell that means) to do it. But we both know what they reall want is attention and they're getting less and less every day.

[CuriousGeorgeMonkey9]

@truthspeaker69 If only you could support your argument without resorting to the typical "liberal bums" argument and the use of foul language. Once again, the majority of OWS protesters are not filthy homeless people! The twenty-three principles of the OWS movement say nothing about taking from the rich and giving handouts to the poor. They just want change!

[truthspeaker69]

@CuriousGeorgeMonkey9 I have taken a look and what I see is a bunch of self-righteous @ssholes, who are only concerned about their own personal interests. They sit around in puddles of their own urine and vomit, while demanding those who work for a living, give up what they worked for and give it to you so you can buy weed. Get a job, you lazy fuks :)

[CuriousGeorgeMonkey9]

@truthspeaker69 The majority of OWS protesters do not participate in such illicit activities. Many of them are university-educated Americans (such as myself) who truly want change. Sure, there might be a couple of oddballs at these marches, but your description of them seems as if it came off of Fox News. Actually look at this movement with an open mind, and then you will realize that a second American Revolution is in the works.

[truthspeaker69]

@CuriousGeorgeMonkey9 so how is smoking weed and crapping on the sidewalk going to fix the political and financial system? These protesting morons are getting what they want.....they're getting an excuse to not work, not bathe, along with an over-inflated sense of self-importance.

[CuriousGeorgeMonkey9]

@truthspeaker69 You really don't live up to your username, do you, truthspeaker69?

A. I DO have a job. And a well-paying one at that.

B. The OWS protesters aren't lazy, worthless, weed-smoking hobos. They are upset at the current state of America's political and financial systems. Is there anything wrong with protesting that? Is there anything wrong with speaking out against corrupt politicians, the corporate elite, and union thugs? Please don't go for all the negative "hippy" generalizations.

[truthspeaker69]

@CuriousGeorgeMonkey9 when did the government say that? Damn, you're stupid. No wonder you can't get a job or do anything useful

[CuriousGeorgeMonkey9]

@truthspeaker69 Just keep believing the government's version of events. That's right.