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zeemike

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3. That is the problem...the lack of support from the left.

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Sat Nov 30, 2013, 11:49 PM

Nov 2013

Not the structure of the movement.
You don't see the right failing to support the Tea Party even when they go nuts on them...and they still support them
But our left organizations ether ignore Occupy or actively criticize them...and in so doing divide us.

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The Institutions of the Left Did Little: How Occupy survived despite a lack of union support [View all] marmar Nov 2013 OP

Some unions did support them, the airline pilots in particular Warpy Nov 2013 #1

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That is the problem...the lack of support from the left. zeemike Nov 2013 #3

Our local Occupy spoke against things Labor supported. There was a big split. Brickbat Nov 2013 #4

To be fair to the anarchists... shaayecanaan Dec 2013 #6

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