Thread: Occupy Wall Street (A Photo Essay)

I went down there this Saturday to take a few photos. Enjoy:

http://american-rattlesnake.org/2011/10 ... otti-park/

Great photos! Interestings times we live in.

very interesting. Thank you for documenting and sharing.

Were there any pro Constitution and pro immigration enforcement signs or literature anywhere to be found or was it all 100% pro amnesty?

W

I moved this to General Discussion from Other Topics since many of the pictures contain immigration related materials.

W

Very interesting. Looks like a wide variety of protesters. I think that this is a movement that many different Americans can take part in. As was mentioned, there were even some libertarians took part. Make no mistake, Wallstreet put us in this position. I would like to hear the libertarian proposals. However, IMO socialism nor libertarianism is the answer. I agree with the protester that had the pro Glass-Steagal sign. Regulating our financial markets, and regulated capitalism seems to have been what has worked for our nation.

I hope this can be a non-partisan movement that can expose corporate America on many levels -- which obviously can work to our advantage. Hopefully partisans on both sides don't use it as yet another wedge to divide America into 2 different camps.

We are not two different camps.

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

very interesting. Thank you for documenting and sharing.

Were there any pro Constitution and pro immigration enforcement signs or literature anywhere to be found or was it all 100% pro amnesty?

W

No, unfortunately. Although I did see a sign expressing those sentiments the last time I visited OWS.

http://american-rattlesnake.org/2011/10 ... ll-street/



I didn't see what organization that sign was affiliated with though.

Here's the final part of my photo essay:

http://american-rattlesnake.org/2011/10 ... t-part-iv/

Wonderful photo essay Shapka! Thanks for posting here.