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Sun Nov-06-11 11:56 PM Original message |
| Occupy Los Angeles had the vibe of a village - a new community |
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List of rules posted, solar panels running equipment, people chilling on the steps of city hall, others gathering for a sports activity. There was clearly a system of government. I hope they can continue this new type of community in some form after the protests are over and they've been kicked off the lawn.
My first visit to an occupy site was yesterday. I suggest everyone try to visit one. This is history! random pic of Occupy Los Angeles from the web  http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2011/10/21/occupy-los-angeles-is-a-throwback-with-a-contemporary-message/ |
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