Sentences with phrase «ows movement»

These «balanced» views are one of the targets of the labour and OWS movement on a wide of range of issues: unionizing, bombing Iran, climate change, war in Libya, Af - Pak war, Iraq war; F35 manned drones, and as well: unemployment, pollution, disintegration of democracy, and quite a number of other issues, or files, for those hip to the jargon of politicos.

Then there are the teachers unions that have done their best to take advantage of the class warfare sentiment inherent in the OWS movement, whose motto could very well be «I'm poor because you're rich.»

The messages of the OWS movement might not be as unified as organizers hoped, and the causes have fractured to -LSB-...]

Capital New York explores several takes on the recent arrest that coincided with a demonstration by the OWS movement in front of Mayor Bloomberg's apartment on the West side of Manhattan.

Mayor Bloomberg blasted Rep. Nadler's calls for an investigation into police interactions with the OWS movement calling them «ridiculous.»

«It's no exaggeration to say that the OWS movement has sparked the imaginations of people around the nation, just as Wisconsin and Tunisia and Egypt did last winter,» Cantor continued.

Reminds me of the OWS movement... loudly celebrating their right to free speech while shouting down and preventing anyone else from having theirs.

The OWS movement is doing just fine.

I understand that the OWS movement is looking to minimize economic disparites via handfull of measures — IE: revoke the laws that grant corporations «personhood», cut the Delaware loophole that allows conflicts of interest, and separate commercial and investment banking systems like the U.S. did in the early 20th century.

This is a concern that animates many, and not only those in the OWS movement.

Not exact matches

One rightly doubts the prospects for a movement that can't muster a manifesto; OWS seems determined to slide into the river of history without making a ripple.

OWS, he says, is no mere reform movement.

Much like a classic guerrilla movement, OWS shock troops could then melt away before Bad Things can happen, preparing themselves for the next takeover or encounter.

The question, writes June, quoting activist law professor Justin Hansford of St. Louis University, is «[h] ow important is this movement, and what are we willing to risk?»

The protesters named their movement «Occupy Gezi» in reference to the Occupy Wall Street movement (OWS), which spread around US cities in 2011.

Since there doesn't seem to be any purpose behind the OWS, I think there is a growing «consensus» outside of the OWS that perhaps it is time that this «movement» no longer be continued at the public expense.

As for all the ruckus — «there is a consensus... that is is premature to issue «demands» ``... well... to those of us outside the OWS,, the «movement» is starting to look like a collective temper tantrum without a purpose.

There is a consensus within the OWS worldwide movement that it is premature to issue «demands».