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kag

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5. Here's one the article didn't mention:

Reply to ProSense (Original post)

Wed Mar 21, 2012, 09:25 AM

Mar 2012

The movement spawned protests in OTHER COUNTRIES where similar income inequality is an issue, and even where activists simply wanted to show solidarity with American citizens against the multinational corporations that are doing so much harm all over the world.

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After Six Months, A Look At What Occupy Wall Street Has Accomplished [View all] ProSense Mar 2012 OP

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K&R varelse Mar 2012 #2

Occupy! n/t deacon_sephiroth Mar 2012 #3

It seems a perfectly natural evolution for a true populist movement lunatica Mar 2012 #4

Here's one the article didn't mention: kag Mar 2012 #5

Really important point here - workers connecting globally is key TBF Mar 2012 #7

K & Effing R malaise Mar 2012 #6

Occupy! Bluenorthwest Mar 2012 #8

Great article. UnrepentantLiberal Mar 2012 #9

Changing the national dialogue from debt to income inequality is OWS's greatest achievement, so far. Scuba Mar 2012 #10

I agree. But isn't it nice to have information about all of the other things Occupy has CTyankee Mar 2012 #11

Slowly but surely occupy libtodeath Mar 2012 #12