Though Felonius Munk posted this video to YouTube well before the Occupy Wall Street campaign began, he would be right at home on the front lines down there. What I appreciate about Felonius though is that, unlike a lot of what has been seen thus far from Occupy Wall Street, he cites some specific reasons for his anger, as opposed to just saying “it’s ridiculous.” If the Occupy Wall Street movement is going to last they will have to channel what is clearly a resonating emotional issue into some sort of pointed agenda — no head figure needs to appear, but some unity and pointed pressure will be important.
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