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Not so much in the US, though. nt LiberalEsto Jun 2013 #1
I think it is. nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #2
+1 xchrom Jun 2013 #3
The recent protests in Brazil numbered a quarter million people. How many can Occupy muster? Rod Walker Jun 2013 #5
At it's height nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #6
How many of those were in the US? Rod Walker Jun 2013 #7
occupy occurred in several cities across the u.s. -- it has also evolved and spun off other movement xchrom Jun 2013 #11
But the fact remains that it's quite small (in the US) as compared to other more recent protests. Rod Walker Jun 2013 #12
America doesn't have large public spaces to muster the crowds starroute Jun 2013 #20
Never having participated in a street protest, I handn't considered that aspect of it. Rod Walker Jun 2013 #21
It was crushed, temporarily in the US, at least publicly. We were late with OWS. The Greeks and sabrina 1 Jun 2013 #4
The NSA chlling effect 90-percent Jun 2013 #8
+1 nt LittleGirl Jun 2013 #19
+1 Magoo48 Jun 2013 #22
k/r marmar Jun 2013 #9
Well, basic Marxism posits that the petit bourgeoisie.... socialist_n_TN Jun 2013 #10
I think... Johnny Noshoes Jun 2013 #13
Quite a slow process though......... socialist_n_TN Jun 2013 #17
The bourgeoisie will side with whoever provides order FarCenter Jun 2013 #15
Yep. That's why the petit bourgeoisie will support fascism IF.... socialist_n_TN Jun 2013 #16
There is no horse; there is no barn FarCenter Jun 2013 #23
The "horse and barn" reference was to the big bourgeoisie supporting... socialist_n_TN Jun 2013 #24
But facism is the political ideal of the big bourgeoisie FarCenter Jun 2013 #25
The FORMER middle class. progressoid Jun 2013 #14
Exactly. The Romneys of the world are destroying the middle class. Faygo Kid Jun 2013 #18
Revolt? Does this mean that they concretely actively refuse to be the bourgeoisie? and . . . patrice Jun 2013 #26
K & R HughBeaumont Jun 2013 #27
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