1. - Sunday, January 29, 2012 - 17:19 - 3 notes

  2. “I’m basically here because I don’t want to live in a world where there are lucky ones and unlucky ones.”

    — Occupy protester Yesenia Barragan

    (Source: billmoyers.com)

  3. “We made it”

  4. “All over the world, the protesters of 2011 share a belief that their countries’ political systems and economies have grown dysfunctional and corrupt — sham democracies rigged to favor the rich and powerful and prevent significant change. They are fervent small-d democrats. Two decades after the final failure and abandonment of communism, they believe they’re experiencing the failure of hell-bent megascaled crony hypercapitalism and pine for some third way, a new social contract.”

    — Kurt Andersen

    (Source: TIME)

  5. - Sunday, December 25, 2011 - 16:12 - 12 notes

  6. “It’s still maddening when every time they do a story, they go, “I don’t know what these guys want.” They’re seeing that people in the 1% have too much power and they use that power to influence politicians at the cost of the other 99%. It’s not that complicated.”

    — Cenk Uygur on media coverage of Occupy Wall Street

    (Source: Los Angeles Times)

  7. - Tuesday, November 29, 2011 - 21:01 - 1,272 notes from In A Proverbial Sense (originally from Cognitive Dissonance)

  8. Occupy Wall Street versus the Tea Party

    inaproverbialsense:

    cognitivedissonance:

    Just a few stats on the two movements…

  9. - Friday, November 11, 2011 - 23:07 - 66 notes from Hero Of The Lost Cause (originally from Paper Chase, Never Skirt Chase)

  10. (Source: highspeedcarchase)

  11. “Enough already!”

  12. destroycorporatocracy:

Flier I made.  Thanks to flat-it.com for the use of their Bebas font.

    destroycorporatocracy:

    Flier I made.  Thanks to flat-it.com for the use of their Bebas font.

  13. - Friday, October 21, 2011 - 22:48 - 30 notes

  14. “These protests are a function, honestly, of President Obama not doing his job. Because if he had changed those [governmental] institutions, if he had reined in the corporations, if he had cleaned up the corruption, there wouldn’t be a need for this protest. People wouldn’t be so frustrated that they’re out here on the streets sleeping on concrete and through the rain. President Obama, if you really want to show us you get it and that you feel our pain, actually do something about it.”

    — Cenk Uygur

    (Source: youtube.com)

  15. - Tuesday, October 18, 2011 - 22:07 - 34 notes from Tomorrow Is Today (originally from sadness is my luxury.)

  16. “Occupy Wall Street is the best example of democracy in action we’ve seen around here in a long time. I’m inspired by their willingness to stand up and make themselves heard. I really hope it continues to grow and spread and inspires you, too. History shows pretty consistently that no positive change comes from people sitting on their asses.”

    — Jeff Tweedy (via ghostisborn) (via downbywayofthek)