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Just an Idea

moderndayslacker1 — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 09:20:47 +0000

Folks I have been unemployed for just about 3 years <—- BLOWS!

I think there is a way to solidify the Occupy movement. As the voice of the 99% You have a responsibility to spark change. Here is my thought on how to do it:

My community College in San Jose is passing around a Pink Slip campaign. on the local and regional levels of our Community College Regional government. We are encouraging students and taxpayers to endorse a “pink-slip” to their state congress person over the cuts on education spending.

At our level it is no more than a pledge to remove state leaders from office. At the Occupy level, with the ability to get the message out over mass media, the pink-slip petition could become Leverage used to remove State and Federal congressional leaders from office.

What we need is funding and people to hit the streets old fashion like and ask their friends, family’s, churches, schools, bartenders, and the rest of the 99%, to sign a petition to remove our leaders from office If they don’t act on ECONOMIC REFORM and the JOBS BILL.

****OR WHAT EVER, THAT’S JUST A SUGGESTION. ***

I think this is a valuable tool to unify the peaceful Occupy movement. It will provide structure and cause to the change people are demanding.

Give it a thought. – Moderndayslacker, San Jose

“Society’s punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way.”
― Martin Luther King Jr.

Crazyness.

moderndayslacker1 — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 21:15:44 +0000

I like The Dude. A guy who can wake up in the morning without a care, and pour a White Russian. That is the shit. I don’t need to get all worked up to have at the day. simply chill is the way to fly… Well back to the cart.

Ramblin’

moderndayslacker1 — Sat, 21 May 2011 08:25:26 +0000

Sometimes I’m just tired of the complexities of human existence. How mundane ideals can take over the true reason we exist. It’s not about who has what and why, It’s about the connections we make and the imprint we leave behind. Existence is a big place, as far as we can see. We are so small. So capable. So creative. But we can never see that brighter side. We focus on collaborated shit. We fail to grasp the big picture until it is far to late to enjoy its beauty. We loose and we win but we never really understand. We teach our children to act in the same way we despise and we relish confrontation that hypocrisies’ our points of view. We never learn from the past, we compartmentalize the future. It’s disgusting. Don’t home school with hamburger, that’s dumb. Algebrate your toddlers they’ll be better for it.