Uhm, part of the protest is about the lack of available jobs. People want to work and earn a living, but they can't find work and have run out of unemployment benefits. So they are protesting the tax cuts we gave to the "job creators" who pocketed the profits and haven't created jobs. At least they haven't created jobs in the US. The jobs they create in China don't count. [/quote]

I understand they are mad about a lack of jobs available.
Not into that sob story $hit they are spewing....I drive by Seattle Central CC on Broadway a few times a week for work, and none of those occupy folk are "hireable" in the first place.

As a recent college graduate I've been able to find employment...

And if I didn't find a job for myself, I sure wouldn't throw the towel in and become one of those "occupy" folks. I wouldn't sit around, bitch piss and moan for everyone to feel sorry for me because the economy is bad. Get off your a$$ and work harder to find a job.. If they put as much effort into finding a job as they do idling around at those homeless camps, they would be employed....