Confronting the Malefactors: "There’s something happening here. What it is ain’t exactly clear, but we may, at long last, be seeing the rise of a popular movement that, unlike the Tea Party, is angry at the right people.
When the Occupy Wall Street protests began three weeks ago, most news organizations were derisive if they deigned to mention the events at all. For example, nine days into the protests, National Public Radio had provided no coverage whatsoever.
It is, therefore, a testament to the passion of those involved that the protests not only continued but grew, eventually becoming too big to ignore. With unions and a growing number of Democrats now expressing at least qualified support for the protesters, Occupy Wall Street is starting to look like an important event that might even eventually be seen as a turning point...."
3 comments:
They didn't want to mention the protests, the media is owned.
They sure are when they'll mention a rally of the Tea People that's a 100 people big. But on the other hand you have OWS that's thousands of people big and all you hear is how they're unAmerican, loons and countless other things. It's disgusting.
It really is.
Post a Comment