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On Nov 30, 7:40 pm, Lord Valve <detri...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> chatnoir wrote:
> >http://occupydenver.org/occupy-denver-holds-march-and-rally-about-the...
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> > November 30, 2011 · 8:22 am ↓
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> > OCCUPY DENVER HOLDS MARCH AND RALLY ABOUT THE HOUSING CRISIS AND
> > RESULTING HOUSELESSNESS
> > Foreclosures equal homelessness. End foreclosures now. Stop corrupt
> > bankers from kicking families our of their homes.
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> It's not "your" home until you fucking PAY for it.
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> If you don't PAY, you get kicked OUT.  Just like
> if you go into a restaurant and order a meal;
> once you've eaten it, you must pay for it - or
> go to jail, or wash dishes. Taking something
> without paying for it is called "stealing."  What
> makes you think houses are any different than
> lunch?  THERE AIN'T NO FREE LUNCH, ASSHOLES!
>
> Deal with it.
>
> Got guns?
>
> Lord Valve
> American - so far


Okay Commodore Decker!


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> > Occupy Denver is holding a march and rally drawing attention to the
> > ongoing housing crisis caused by the 1% and the resulting increase of
> > homeless families here in Denver. We are asking for the 99% to join us
> > on Saturday Dec. 3 at Civic Center Park to stand up in solidarity with
> > victims of the housing crisis. We will be inviting families who have
> > lost their homes in the foreclosure crisis to share their stories in
> > an open forum starting at 11:30am before the march.
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> > Occupy Denver is currently looking for more individuals or families
> > who are facing foreclosure or have been been foreclosed on. We would
> > like to make sure that you have the opportunity to share your stories
> > and your solutions at the rally this Saturday. Occupy Denver and other
> > Occupations around the country are going to do what we can to stop
> > foreclosures. Please email us at gene...@occupy.org to make sure your
> > story can be shared.
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> > The “mainstream media” has been asking what has brought us into the
> > streets (as if they don’t already know). In 2008 the housing bubble
> > burst and the markets crashed – the depression began. Banks had
> > bundled our mortgages into complex packages and sold them to global
> > bankers. Once their house of cards fell, we fell out of our houses.
> > The foreclosures began, but the arrests of those responsible never
> > happened. It’s time to address the roots of our problems, hold those
> > responsible accountable and lend a hand to those in need during the
> > holiday season and beyond.
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> > The largest growing demographic of homeless people in Denver are
> > families. Many Denver families are facing foreclosures during the
> > holiday season. Governor Hickenlooper has a 10 year plan to end
> > homelessness – we can’t wait ten years. The problems we face are too
> > enormous to wait any longer. We are taking action. Working together to
> > build a community, taking care of those in need and standing up
> > together for the 99%. Its time to stand up and occupy our neighbors’
> > yards when the banks come to take our homes. Occupy Foreclosures.
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> > Let’s brave the cold weather together and show solidarity with those
> > who have lost everything during this crisis. United we stand. Stand up
> > as one and demand an end to foreclosures, let families stay in their
> > homes this holiday season. And for those who are already without a
> > home, let’s come together and do what we can to provide them with
> > opportunities. We invite the public to stay after the noon march and
> > take part in an open forum on solutions. For those interested in
> > learning what it is like and how to live houseless there will be an
> > Urban Camping seminar at 4p.m. If you want to be an occupier but can’t
> > occupy 24/7, we invite you this Saturday night to come occupy Civic
> > Center Park with us.
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> > In addition, Occupy Denver will be participating in the Occupy
> > Foreclosures action in coordination with Occupations across America on
> > December 6. Stay tuned for more details.- Hide quoted text -
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