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What are the Occupiers Mad About?

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Intomorrow • • Nov 29, 2011

What do youth have to look forward to at this moment?: for instance the GOP and its allies might possibly nominate Newt Gingrich for POTUS and we can hear about 'conservative futurism' (an oxymoron) for months or even years.

I would not like to be a young person today.

Intomorrow • • Nov 29, 2011

... at any rate, we can't say the Right in America doesn't want change albeit they want to change things in a very dislocative manner, apparently regardless of casualties and perhaps the effect on the social fabric. They may not be all radical conservative in orientation-- yet one might say they are de facto rad cons.

There was more wrenching dislocation during the last decade than I've ever witnessed.

Intomorrow • • Nov 30, 2011

Previously, OWS were deemed effete hippies, now they are vibrant proto-Brownshirts?:

http://www.spectator.org/archives/2011/11/29/back-to-the-1930s

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