Occupy Wall St.

[Trend]

So around the U.S. there are people occupying places, the most obvious one being Wall St, who call themselves the 99%. So I was wondering, are you one of the 99% or the one of the 1%?

[lemmingllama]

Considering the fact that you have to be a multi-millionaire in order to fall into that 1%, I doubt any of us will be. And the statistic is now closer to 0.01% or so.

[† L4ugh]

I'm not really sure I understand this question. Does the 1% stand for war vets or the rich hypocrites the wall street crowds say they are protesting against? I think there is a big difference between the unfairly paid men and women getting shot at for access to middle eastern oil and the overly paid people who want access to said oil.

Either way, that blue bastard better stay the hell away from my cookies! XD

[Hōtarō]

I don't consider myself either of them solely on the fact I don't want to be grouped with anyone and take flak because of shit they do. That being said, I'm against these protesters, especially since, from what I've seen, most of them either don't know their stuff or don't even know what they're protesting. Protesting in general isn't going to solve anything. The changes they want aren't going to be noticeable until they go back to their lives and find out first hand.

/minirant

[ZeroPenguins]

Isn't occupy wall st was anonymous idea? You know the hacker group that hacked into sony and other sites.

[Hōtarō]

Isn't occupy wall st was anonymous idea? You know the hacker group that hacked into sony and other sites.

That was Lulzsec.