The Occupy Movement has officially become a meme complete with poignant and astute commentary on the current state of economic affairs in the holiday season. If nothing else has come of it other than attempts at accountability and transparency in online representations of itself and larger organizations outside of the movement (this link was originally meant to go to a Washington Post article about the Obama administration weeding out economic corruption in government bureaucracy, but it is almost impossible to find-this link is a little conspiracy laden in regards to my earlier parenthetical remark, but the point of redacting online material and influencing popular opinion by manipulating the tools that can be used honestly to foster open dialogue in democratic societies is par for the course in politics and might explain why I couldn’t find it [because old people believe everything they see on TV and are the only ones that participate in prelim polls]; or the Kardashians and the Lohans might be ‘Occupying’ editorial news at the moment [because the kids think it’s cool]).
Source: funnyordie.com
