영어에서 Occupy movement 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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The Occupy movement.
The next phase in the Occupy movement.
As with the Occupy movement, spontaneous creativity has its limits.
Since 2012 he has been well known for his psyop The Occupy Movement.
I believe that the Occupy Movement should re-emerge.
Morello has organized several large protests and concerts to help the Occupy movement.
In 2011, the Occupy movement drew considerable attention to income inequality in the country.
The workshop theme was the key slogan of the Occupy movement the‘99%' against the‘1%'.
We call on the Occupy Movement and everyone seeking freedom and justice to join us in this day of action.
But excitement alone may slacken; as with the Occupy movement, spontaneous creativity has its limits.
With the police abandoning attempts to clear the Gezi Park encampment on 1 June, the area began to take on some of the characteristics associated with the Occupy movement.
This explains why support for the Occupy movement spread so rapidly and why attempts to repress it by police action have backfired.
De la Rocha has remained relatively quiet over the last year, but he did release a poem that was"dedicated to the Occupy movement whose courage is changing the world.".
The capitalist class, the 1% of the population as the Occupy movement in the US put it, appears to be more and more corrupt, arrogant and insulting.
Demonstrators handed out messages to shopkeepers calling for ageneral strike- no work, school or shopping. Hairdresser Lizzy Steelheart said she sympathizes with the Occupy movement.
An earlier Tory government tried to privatise it, but an occupy movement organised by Britain's first woman barrister succeeded in blocking the auction.
The Occupy movement braved police violence as well as political pressure and intimidation on and offline from Hong Kong and mainland Chinese authorities before being driven out by authorities.
His concern is to find a way to channel the energy and enthusiasm of the Occupy movement into some sort of"grassroots" Democratic counterweight to the right-wing Republican Tea Party.
The Occupy movement, by pointing out that the"1%" are the cause of the misery of the vast majority, has touched on the ugly reality of the one-sided class war that has raged for decades in the self-proclaimed"World's Greatest Democracy.".
At a time of deep crisis and very high stakes for the majority of Americans, the new alliance of the Occupy movement and organised workers has put that possibility back on the agenda.
From the Arab Spring and the global Occupy movement to many political campaigns across the world, young people are often at the forefront of the fight.
When the Great Recession of 2008 hit, andthe division between the very wealthy and the rest of us came starkly into focus, various people and groups, including the Occupy movement, began insisting more publicly that we tax wealth.
A glimpse of this was provided by the short-lived Occupy movement, which addressed growing social inequality with a simplified formula that put the blame on the top"1%.".
A book about how the Occupy movement is shifting the way people view themselves and the world, the kind of society they believe is possible, and their own involvement in creating a society that works for the 99% rather than just the 1%.
Various professional reactionary demagogues, like Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck andRush Limbaugh, have recently begun worrying that if Democrats are unable to control the Occupy movement we could soon see the emergence of a genuinely radical left-wing movement in America, which could destabilize the whole two-party shell game that has functioned so well for so long.
September 17, 2011 In the early weeks of the Occupy movement, Anonymous serves as a sort of publicity wing after being infiltrated by CIA agents using its Internet fame to spread word at a time when few traditional media outlets are paying attention.
The outpouring of support for OWSshows the potential for the explosive growth of leftist sentiment within the unions and oppressed communities, although thus far the Occupy movement has yet to succeed in actively engaging the participation of the black and Latino masses- traditionally the most militant sectors of the American proletariat, who are also hardest hit by the capitalist economic crisis. Capitalism Can't Be Fixed- Fight for Socialism!
Yet in one sense,' she conceded,‘the international Occupy movement's failure to produce sound legislative proposals is understandable: both the sources of the global economic crisis and the solutions to it lie, by definition, outside the competence of local and national politicians.'.
To co-opt the protests and channel the discontent fueling the Occupy movement into dead-end bourgeois electoralism, the Democrats(and their labor lieutenants) have to convince capitalism's victims to identify with their oppressors.