Open letter to Mayor Bloomberg.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/bloomberg-strikes-tougher-tone-occupy-wall-street-article-1.971097
"This isn't an occupation of Wall Street," Bloomberg told reporters. "It's an occupation of a growing, vibrant residential neighborhood in Lower Manhattan and it's really hurting small businesses and families."
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/bloomberg-strikes-tougher-tone-occupy-wall-street-article-1.971097#ixzz1cbq7SfVZ
What hurts American citizens is not the occupy protests, but the stranglehold of corporatism on our personal, private, and business lives. When Wal-Mart and other multinationals sell slave-made goods in massive, centralized shipping/receiving hubs, there can be no competition, no local production, no fair wages, no personal success.
In response to Mayor Bloomberg's appeasement speech, I wrote this open letter to his office:
"Because you have declared your opposition to the Occupy Wall Street movement, I am against you. When you stand against them, you stand against the people.
Are you for liberty and freedom from corporatism, or against it, Mr. Bloomberg?"
"This isn't an occupation of Wall Street," Bloomberg told reporters. "It's an occupation of a growing, vibrant residential neighborhood in Lower Manhattan and it's really hurting small businesses and families."
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/bloomberg-strikes-tougher-tone-occupy-wall-street-article-1.971097#ixzz1cbq7SfVZ
What hurts American citizens is not the occupy protests, but the stranglehold of corporatism on our personal, private, and business lives. When Wal-Mart and other multinationals sell slave-made goods in massive, centralized shipping/receiving hubs, there can be no competition, no local production, no fair wages, no personal success.
In response to Mayor Bloomberg's appeasement speech, I wrote this open letter to his office:
"Because you have declared your opposition to the Occupy Wall Street movement, I am against you. When you stand against them, you stand against the people.
Are you for liberty and freedom from corporatism, or against it, Mr. Bloomberg?"