I'm going to move onto an article that made me laugh because of how bluntly true it is. Here are the 5 reasons why OWS will Never work
1. There is such an unclear vision of what the goal is. There is so many different goals, some that make sense and some that don't. In order for a protest to be strong, there needs to be a clear cut goal and stick to it so every one knows why your there and everyone can listen. But at this point, there is so many different goals that its confusing and just disorganized.
2. The protestors are yet to realize that Wall Street does not give a rats ass! They are going to continue to do what they do and make the money that they make because they know that the protestors are pointless and will never get anything accomplish. The people working on Wall Street make the money they make because they went to school, spent all the time and money studying to do what they do and they worked up the ladder to get where they are today and they know that a bunch of hippies will not be getting them out of a job.
3. The protestors are yet to realize that as a nation we are considered to be more "center-right", which the protestors are not, they are more librall. How do they think they can convince a group of people that they KNOW have basically or almost the exact opposite feelings as them? Congress especially, would not give them a second look.
4. The timing for this movement an not be any worse. They do not realize that regardless what the voters say, will do what they think is best for the country as a whole. The whole bailout for the banks was very un popular with the voters yet it still happened so what makes the protestors think that they are going to be listened to now?
5. & Finally, I do not think that the voters realize how vital Wall Street is for our country. The world now basically revolves their lives to the stock exchange and how it is progressing. We need people that understand the statistics, understand how to manage money and make sure we do not go into more debt and that our market stays stable. If we did not have adequent people working on Wall Street, then there would be a TON of more unemployed people out there taking up unemployment money that is coming out of the social security fund ( which we will soon run out of). Also, if it has to be between an average Joe applying for a job and someone that was the top executive of a firm competing with them for the same job, we all know who would win. So do you reallllyy want someone taking your job? So stop trying to take theirs!!!!!1
1. There is such an unclear vision of what the goal is. There is so many different goals, some that make sense and some that don't. In order for a protest to be strong, there needs to be a clear cut goal and stick to it so every one knows why your there and everyone can listen. But at this point, there is so many different goals that its confusing and just disorganized.
2. The protestors are yet to realize that Wall Street does not give a rats ass! They are going to continue to do what they do and make the money that they make because they know that the protestors are pointless and will never get anything accomplish. The people working on Wall Street make the money they make because they went to school, spent all the time and money studying to do what they do and they worked up the ladder to get where they are today and they know that a bunch of hippies will not be getting them out of a job.
3. The protestors are yet to realize that as a nation we are considered to be more "center-right", which the protestors are not, they are more librall. How do they think they can convince a group of people that they KNOW have basically or almost the exact opposite feelings as them? Congress especially, would not give them a second look.
4. The timing for this movement an not be any worse. They do not realize that regardless what the voters say, will do what they think is best for the country as a whole. The whole bailout for the banks was very un popular with the voters yet it still happened so what makes the protestors think that they are going to be listened to now?
5. & Finally, I do not think that the voters realize how vital Wall Street is for our country. The world now basically revolves their lives to the stock exchange and how it is progressing. We need people that understand the statistics, understand how to manage money and make sure we do not go into more debt and that our market stays stable. If we did not have adequent people working on Wall Street, then there would be a TON of more unemployed people out there taking up unemployment money that is coming out of the social security fund ( which we will soon run out of). Also, if it has to be between an average Joe applying for a job and someone that was the top executive of a firm competing with them for the same job, we all know who would win. So do you reallllyy want someone taking your job? So stop trying to take theirs!!!!!1
