A discussion about Occupy Wall Street
A discussion about Occupy Wall Street with journalist Chris Hedges and Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! Full Story »
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Posted by Julian Friedland - Oct 27, 2011 - 8:14 AM PDT
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Fabrice Florin - Oct 29, 2011 - 9:45 AM PDT
Amy Goodman and Chris Hedges discuss why it's best that the Occupy Wall Street movement has no leadership hierarchy.
Goodman and Hedges do a good job of articulating a response to the often heard mainstream media criticism of "lack of a clear agenda" and "leaderlessness". Of course, the mainstream media is itself a corporate mutation and is naturally antagonistic towards grassroots movements. They really don't want to "get the message".
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That was a really interesting interview, and the guests made some good points about tho occupy movement. But I was surprised that both guests shared the same political views. It would have been more interesting to contrast different perspectives, instead of featuring the same position.
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