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Tomgram: Glenn Greenwald, How the Rich Subverted the Legal System | TomDispatch - 0 views

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    As intense protests spawned by Occupy Wall Street continue to grow, it is worth asking: Why now? The answer is not obvious. After all, severe income and wealth inequality have long plagued the United States. In fact, it could reasonably be claimed that this form of inequality is part of the design of the American founding -- indeed, an integral part of it.
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David Graeber: On Playing By The Rules - The Strange Success Of #OccupyWallSt... - 0 views

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    Just a few months ago, I wrote a piece for Adbusters that started with a conversation I'd had with an Egyptian activist friend named Dina: All these years," she said, "we've been organizing marches, rAllies… And if only 45 people show up, you're depressed, if you get 300, you're happy. Then one day, 200,000 people show up. And you're incredulous: on some level, even though you didn't realize it, you'd given up thinking that you could actuAlly win. As the Occupy WAll Street movement spreads across America, and even the world, I am suddenly beginning to understand a little of how she felt.
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Message to Occupy Wall Street: Power to the Neighborhoods - YouTube - 0 views

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    A message to Occupy Wall Street tailored to the mainstream left--focused on transcending the left/right spectrum for the purpose of revolution by means of pan-secessionism and decentralizing politics and economics into a system of decentralized cities, towns and neighborhoods where all colors, genders, and political groups can achieve self-determination.
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AlterNet: Bill Moyers: Our Politicians Are Money Launderers Not Too Different from Tony... - 0 views

  • Evidence abounds that large inequalities undermine community life, reduces trust among citizens, and increases violence. In one major study from data collected over 30 years [by the epidemiologists Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett in their book: The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger] the most consistent predictor of mental illness, infant mortality, educational achievements, teenage births, homicides, and incarceration, is economic inequality. And as Nobel Laureate Kenneth Arrow has written, “Vast inequalities of income weakens a society’s sense of mutual concern…The sense that we are all members of the social order is vital to the meaning of civilization.”
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