Occupy Wall Street continues to spread around the globe, but here in the USA, 6 out of 10 Americans say they don’t know enough about the movement to make a judgement about whether or not they support it. Naturally, that’s a big problem for the movement, and also, in order to survive, it needs to [...]
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Occupy Wall Street continues to take the nation by storm, with a general strike taking place in Oakland today, shutting down the USA’s 5th largest port. However, one of the common complaints about Occupy Wall Street is that they don’t have a specific, clear message, there is no spokesperson, and there is no coherent identity [...]
The amount of content being created for Occupy Wall Street (and other Occupy rallies) is rather insane, fueled by a large number of web and technology savvy protesters. However, one of the main critiques of the protests is that there doesn’t seem to be a verifiable grievance or set of goals. To help illustrate the [...]
Okay, so maybe we’ve covered Occupy Wall Street a couple times before here at WildAmmo, but there are just so much great content surrounding the protests that we had to cover it again. This time, it’s not the human protesters, and it’s not toys either, instead, it’s animals. That’s right, there are animals on Wall [...]
While Occupy Wall Street continues and spreads around the globe to protest corporate greed and the influence of money in politics, there has been a lot of reaction in the media. While some politicians and news media sympathize with the protesters, others ridicule them or express suspicions about their motives. But for the creative types, [...]
The Occupy Wall Street movement is making major waves all across the United States, if not the world. However, with every protest comes dozens of arrests, as law enforcement cracks down on protests which have been deemed a threat to the status quo. And with those arrests, an enterprising developer called Quadrant 2 has developed [...]
Occupy Wall Street is a growing movement of protests against a variety of issues, but most namely corporate greed and the link between the US government and the US banking sector. After the financial collapse in 2008, the US economy was dramatically weakened, unemployment rose, foreclosures occurred, and the major investment banks of Wall Street [...]