What I Have Learned From Ocuppied Wall Street

What I have learned from reading about occupied wall street is this, most of the people involved in this movement are in their 20's. and they come from all over the U.S. They are a peaceful group who just want their message, whatever that is to be heard by the goverment and big coporations Being a cheapskate they have showed me that with the right people and cause, you can eat for free, get free clothing, get free medical assistance, live rent for free and get money donations all while fighting for what you believe in. The occupied wall street people who have took up sleeping in the park, have set up their own community where they have shelter, medial, security, clothing and food and money for bail when needed all by donations from others who believe in what occupied wall street stands for. Looking at it from a saving money point of view. All I had to do was go down to where the Occupied Wall Streeters are staying and just hand out with them and I can get all the free stuff that was being offered. But sleeping outside in a tent in New York City with the weather starting to change for an extended period of time in a park is not what I call fun even if I do get for free stuff. But I have been thinking on how to better utilized the resources that I do have and not spent so much money on stuff that is not really important to me. I say we start to live and think like the occupied wall streeters , pay for our basic needs, always looks for free stuff and live our life for a purpose or a cause. After Our basic needs are met how much do we really need. I am starting my own Movement it's the Movement of I don't need alot of stuff, I need a retirement fund Movement , who wants to join me.!

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