EXTREME Call to Action: "If You Can't Attend a Protest 11.11.11 Do This"

EXTREME Call to Action: “If You Can’t Attend a Protest 11.11.11 Do This”

Nov 11th, 2011 | By Editor 54 | Category: Movements, Questions Americans Have

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Can’t attend a protest on November 11th, 2011? Protesters across the nation need you to vote online on the issues.

(quick, easy, no-registration-required Wall Street Protest polls are below)

Even if you are attending a protest, you should still vote and suggest ideas. The Wall Street Protest needs your input.

If you don’t see an issue you want raised (or if you would like to see an additional poll question added, now is the time to speak up and comment below).

We have added numerous polls, so if you have voted, please go back and see if there are any polls you missed.

Here is the page where the polls are compiled (the polls going to Congress). The polls going to media outlets as well can be found here.

If you missed the recent breaking news – unacceptable police force in California – read and view the story here. Most voters so far think the federal government should be investigating police brutality surfacing on YouTube in recent weeks.

Here are the polls: Vote, raise the issues (by commenting or contacting us), and we will raise the awareness. It’s simple.

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5 Comments to “EXTREME Call to Action: “If You Can’t Attend a Protest 11.11.11 Do This””

Anonymous says:
November 11, 2011 at 7:35 am
We are The People. We are Anonymous. We will be anonymous no more.
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Don Holt says:
November 11, 2011 at 9:47 am
Hypothetically speaking, if the men and women of Congress are doing a poor job, who is at fault?
The voters’ responsibility is not that they did not vote or did not research, but that they allowed themselves no choice. They have not put forward one of their own to run for the seat. If the voters were active prior to election day, would we need term limits? No, we would elect people who would wish to return to normal life after 2-6 years, and if they did not, then we wouldn’t elect them again. Where are OWS candidates?
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- Wanda says:
  November 13, 2011 at 6:52 pm
  Hi Don….I agree that there should be candidates that live within the reality of everyday America. But I see it that if you run for a local position and are elected and do a good job…then you run for an office that is up the ladder from that office…eventually you need $$ for your campaign and then you begin to owe favors….eventually you are within state legislature and for you to get support on the legislative agenda’s that you support, you will owe your fellow state senate/congress persons a favor….so eventually you are in debt from campaign contributions and votes for your agenda items….they are all eventually bought and paid for. How does that get fixed? I really do want to know
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Robert Wakeley says:
November 12, 2011 at 3:22 am
Some of the poll questions need more options. For instance, Police, Firemen and Teachers should all be supported by unions.
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- Lateisha says:
  November 25, 2011 at 1:33 am
  Inofratmoin is power and now I’m a !@#$ing dictator.
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