sihhi
Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered
to a degree I sympathise with 'who cares', but as I posted earlier this is the future of what will happen to protests etc here if writers/thinkers/movers and shakers aren't kept under control or anonymous/non-celebrity.
Harris was as one of the organisers behind the first Occupy Wall Street street demo and was part of the meetings to set up a Park and inform the media they were doing so in a careful pre-arranged fashion - although one freelancer for the New York Times lost/non-renewed her contract there because she was seen as non-objective too pro-OWS.
Of course lots of ordinary people also started just coming in aswell and it had something of a life of its own. He for various reasons became something of an important figure as a spokesperson/writer for the 'radical' pro-resist the police eviction by force wing.
To such an extent that he appeared on platforms about the future
See here with Doug Henwood of Left Business Observer and others:
Very keen on exciting demos and exciting actions, he fell out with Henwood and others when the email came out about the $5000 speaking fee.
But LP and the New Inquiry haven't broken with him and he and they are all part of this burgeoning write and publish left-wing critique on why OWS went wrong/ tackle the spectacle better next time/ use the enemy's spectacle against itself crowd on the East Coast.
Harris was as one of the organisers behind the first Occupy Wall Street street demo and was part of the meetings to set up a Park and inform the media they were doing so in a careful pre-arranged fashion - although one freelancer for the New York Times lost/non-renewed her contract there because she was seen as non-objective too pro-OWS.
Of course lots of ordinary people also started just coming in aswell and it had something of a life of its own. He for various reasons became something of an important figure as a spokesperson/writer for the 'radical' pro-resist the police eviction by force wing.
To such an extent that he appeared on platforms about the future
See here with Doug Henwood of Left Business Observer and others:
Very keen on exciting demos and exciting actions, he fell out with Henwood and others when the email came out about the $5000 speaking fee.
But LP and the New Inquiry haven't broken with him and he and they are all part of this burgeoning write and publish left-wing critique on why OWS went wrong/ tackle the spectacle better next time/ use the enemy's spectacle against itself crowd on the East Coast.
But I fucking defy anyone to take it to the jobcentre for light relief.
