Joshua Lieberman, 22.

"I don't think that we've seen anything like this in 30 years, this kind of unity around an issue such as corporatism that's shot through the entire system. It's really interesting to see people unting over a broad cause rather than a specific kind of issue that doesn't really tackle the bigger subject. I think that's part of the criticism of Occupy Wall Street that it doesn't have a leader or a specific cause but I think when things have gone this...
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Joshua Lieberman, 22.

"I don't think that we've seen anything like this in 30 years, this kind of unity around an issue such as corporatism that's shot through the entire system. It's really interesting to see people unting over a broad cause rather than a specific kind of issue that doesn't really tackle the bigger subject. I think that's part of the criticism of Occupy Wall Street that it doesn't have a leader or a specific cause but I think when things have gone this far there can't be a single leader or a single voice or a single cause, I think that you have to attack any place that you see corporatist factors shooting through the government.

I would like to see our elected officials step to the plate and stop taking dirty money from the banks I would like to see some real distribution of wealth in the country. We're one of the richest nations in the world and there's so many people living in third world conditions. It's just disgusting to see people continue to profit off a system that champions an unliveable minimum wage and an insanely unequal distribution of wealth, health care, and that is still maintaining racist prison systems. I really want to see our elected officials step to the plate, not just campaign on platforms but fight for those platforms when they're elected."
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