We, members of the Princeton University community, hereby state our solidarity with and support for the NYC General Assembly, also known as the movement to Occupy Wall Street, and other similar groups in cities around the United States and the world (http://nycga.cc/2011/09/30/declaration-of-the-occupation-of-new-york-city/). Although we are privileged to attend this institution, we recognize that the complex interrelationships between government, financial interests, and repressive social regimes have resulted in extraordinary and increasing inequalities that are destroying our world economically, socially, ecologically and culturally. We have come to realize that hope and change cannot be left to political parties, government organizations, or elected officials in general. We therefore stand with the peaceful and potentially transformative movement to occupy Wall Street.
I have spent hours reading through the personal reflections left by those who signed this and they remind me exactly why we started this movement. We are organizing a meeting to discuss how we can bring these frustrations directly to the administration and demand they acknowledge the reality of this inequality.
October 23, 2011
Seeing this momentum grow across our campus proves that we are no longer willing to ignore the systems failing our generation. Knowing that so many of you share this frustration with the status quo gives me incredible hope for what comes next.
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Sarah Kennedy
14 years ago
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the greed on wall street is out of control and its ruining everything for the rest of us. keep it up guys!
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Mike Sharma
14 years ago
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99% FOREVER.
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Dave Sullivan
14 years ago
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Finally some people realizing how rigged this whole system is. About time Princeton woke up.
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We, members of the Princeton University community, hereby state our solidarity with and support for the NYC General Assembly, also known as the movement to Occupy Wall Street, and other similar groups in cities around the United States and the world (http://nycga.cc/2011/09/30/declaration-of-the-occupation-of-new-york-city/). Although we are privileged to attend this institution, we recognize that the complex interrelationships between government, financial interests, and repressive social regimes have resulted in extraordinary and increasing inequalities that are destroying our world economically, socially, ecologically and culturally. We have come to realize that hope and change cannot be left to political parties, government organizations, or elected officials in general. We therefore stand with the peaceful and potentially transformative movement to occupy Wall Street.
I have spent hours reading through the personal reflections left by those who signed this and they remind me exactly why we started this movement. We are organizing a meeting to discuss how we can bring these frustrations directly to the administration and demand they acknowledge the reality of this inequality.
October 23, 2011
Seeing this momentum grow across our campus proves that we are no longer willing to ignore the systems failing our generation. Knowing that so many of you share this frustration with the status quo gives me incredible hope for what comes next.
3 Comments
S
Sarah Kennedy
14 years ago
Featured
the greed on wall street is out of control and its ruining everything for the rest of us. keep it up guys!
M
Mike Sharma
14 years ago
Featured
99% FOREVER.
D
Dave Sullivan
14 years ago
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Finally some people realizing how rigged this whole system is. About time Princeton woke up.
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the greed on wall street is out of control and its ruining everything for the rest of us. keep it up guys!