Occupy Wall Street? For what?  Brooklyn Daily  What are we
fighting for? Don’t know — don’t give a damn— next stop is Wall
Street? How we have changed. We used to protest against a war
that we didn’t belong in— now we’re out there marching against
the uber rich for being rich. And how effective it all is —
squatting in Zuccotti Park with fancy tents, iPones, iPads, and
wifi gadgets, getting lattes at Starbucks and shouting
grievances to high-rise skyscrapers.   What I fail to get is
why? No one has made any clear demands. Not one person has come
forward and said “These are our demands; if you meet them we’ll
stop protesting and get on with our lives.”  Instead, we have
some vague ideas that the Occupy Wall Street protesters are
annoyed that the uber rich are rich; they don’t like the fact
that the banks received bail outs’; they’re not happy that there
aren’t enough jobs; and apparently they want to be able to live
in the park, make a mess, clean it up, and march up and down
Broadway.  Correct me if I’m wrong