OCCUPY WALL STREET IN FORT WORTH by Cindi Smith

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06-NOV-2011	Cindi Smith

OCCUPY WALL STREET IN FORT WORTH

Fort Worth, TX

Well, doesn't look like there are a lot of backers of this movement in Fort Worth. Fort Worth is a very conservative city but I was surprised when I saw there weren't a lot more people. Only 5 protesters here.

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Coleen Perilloux Landry		08-Nov-2011 17:15
I have been seeing the same ones camped out in New York and in New Orleans and I keep asking "why are they not at work", and, if not, "who is supporting this lifestyle-where is the money coming from?"

J. Scott Coile		08-Nov-2011 15:07
Personally I find that many in this movement can't articulate common achievable goals but can vent frustration very well. I am not sure that their frustration is well-directed. A nebulous "Wall Street" is easy to chant and rant about but it is hard to place faces with a street and buildings. The 435 representatives and 100 senators in the legislative branch and the executive branch would be a better target of their frustration. Fannie and Freddie should be lumped in there too. Great capture and processing.

globalgadabout		08-Nov-2011 14:58
top notch processing...that's a modest camp indeed...in Vancouver the gathering is larger, yet many of the original protestors have left and been replaced by sreet people...after two heroin overdoses, one fatal in the last few days, the camp is soon to be cleared away..

s_barbour		08-Nov-2011 14:18
I`m sure they are getting their point across and sticking to their convictions with or without support! Great candid shot Cindi!

pkocinski		08-Nov-2011 13:23
I'm not buying in to this movement. I may not like how things are right now but something about this group (not "this" group but the group as a whole) just rubs me the wrong way.

LynnH		08-Nov-2011 12:12
They must not be organized enough, because I know there is a lot of support for the cause. It will grow in time...

Pat Shawyer		08-Nov-2011 11:54
Would you like some of ours from outside St Paul's Cathedral? Cool shot D. Cindi !!

Guest		08-Nov-2011 11:45
An interesting contrast with scenes of crowds and turmoil in other cities. I think the real 99% are beyond cynicism about ruthless greed in the big end of town that governments seem unable or unwilling to control.

laine		08-Nov-2011 10:16
Same scenes here too....

Stephanie		08-Nov-2011 10:11
Great candid of these losers! Unfortunately, Philly has a lot more (and they're a belligerent bunch...)

Gary Winters		08-Nov-2011 07:40
This is a fascinating movement to watch unfold - big or small.

Guest		08-Nov-2011 05:44
there is something strange about the lower flag... I don't think we have any protesters either we are 100,000 now that they count all the farm communities and local towns into the city count..

fotabug		08-Nov-2011 05:02
Lots of them in Eugene OR

Ed Preston		08-Nov-2011 04:04
Five more than we have here in Cassville! :-) Maybe some others were out getting coffee?

Coleen Perilloux Landry		08-Nov-2011 02:55
It is a regular Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Ted Aanensen		08-Nov-2011 02:08
hey you were closer than I was in San Antonio, my shot was from the 15th floor http://www.pbase.com/sfh56/image/139426471 only two drums BV

larose forest photos		08-Nov-2011 01:56
Maybe there were more earlier on? It seems sad in a way to see so few people there. A fine documentary shot, however. V

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