And, yes, I DO take it personally: Clever, creative, funny, pointed, and non-violent protest - THIS is what the First Amendment looks like

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And, yes, I DO take it personally

Friday, November 11, 2011

Clever, creative, funny, pointed, and non-violent protest - THIS is what the First Amendment looks like

i'll tell ya... this kind of stuff really inspires me... it's clever, it's creative, it definitely makes a point and, what's more, it attracts a lot of attention from a lot of people who, if was a routine, sign-carrying, slogan-chanting street demonstration, would probably give it a wide berth...

creativity and pointed humor get my vote every time...

On November 4th, we [the Other 98%] occupied the Kochs.

The Koch Brothers and their front group, Americans For Prosperity, held a gala for the 1% in Washington DC, called "Defending The American Dream." 1200 of our friends showed up to Occupy The Kochs. This is what happened.