Occupy Wall Street

Occupy Wall Street
Occupy Indy
October 8, 2011
by Cody Orr and Andy Biller©
Page design by Mark Orr
Music by Chip Godwin

OccupyIndy October 8, 2011-Indianapolis, Indiana

Occupy Wall Street is leaderless resistance movement with
people of many colors, genders and political persuasions.
The one thing we all have in common is that We Are The
99% that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of
the 1%.

When Occupy Wall Street began on September 17, the
protest consisted of a few hundred people speaking out
about corporate greed and inequality. They practiced tai chi
in a park near Wall Street, painted homemade signs and
discussed what their demands should be.

Now, almost three weeks later, the once-haphazard
movement is growing larger and more coordinated.
Hundreds of people have been arrested. Large labor
unions, including the AFL-CIO and SEIU, have joined in.
When new arrivals turn out, volunteers swiftly equip them
with donated sleeping bags and food. Dozens of cities
nationwide have launched their own "occupy" protests in
solidarity.

The following is a look at Occupy Indy which took place on
October 8, 2011 at Veteran Memorial Plaza in Indianapolis,
Indiana. Over 1200 protesters were in attendance.

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"If anything, taxes for the lower and
middle class and maybe even the
upper middle class should even
probably be cut further. But I think
that people at the high end -
people like myself - should be
paying a lot more in taxes. We
have it better than we've ever had
it".
~Warren Buffett

"We the People came
together in a nonviolent and
peaceful manner today to
start the Evolution, not the
Revolution"
- Joh Padgett

This is what Democracy looks like.
Photo by Dakota Orr

OccupyIndy
2011

Music is "Finally Arrived"
by Chip Godwin

The right to freedom of assembly is recognized as a human
right, a political freedom and a civil liberty.

"The message of the protesters is a message
for the establishment in every place,"

"The message of the American people is that
no longer will the recklessness of some on Wall
Street cause massive joblessness on Main
Street.

"God bless them for their spontaneity,"
"It's independent people coming together, it's
young, it's spontaneous, it's focused and it's
going to be effective."
~Nancy Pelosi

Bill O'Reilly on Occupy Wall
Street: "They're Jobless Because
They Don't Want to Work."

I would just say very generally, I think people are quite unhappy
with the state of the economy and what’s happening. They
blame, with some justification, the problems in the financial sector
for getting us into this mess, and they’re dissatisfied with the
policy response here in Washington. And at some level, I can’t
blame them. Certainly, 9 percent unemployment and very slow
growth is not a good situation.

~Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke

Occupy USA Monopoly Game by William Bonzai

Anon V Vendetta Mask Occupy Indy by Dakota Orr

Whether you agree with this
movement or not....this is what
Democracy looks like....

This event was covered by Dakota Orr, Andy Biller and Ryan
Denney,
October 8, 2011.
All photos by Dakota Orr unless stated otherwise.

Photo by Dakota Orr

Photos by Dakota Orr

Photo by Dakota Orr

Indiana World War Memorial

Photo by Dakota Orr

Justice For All!
Pass the Jobs Bill!

Photo by Dakota Orr

“The fact is these people are
anarchists. They have no idea
what they’re doing out there.
They have no sense of purpose
other than a basically anti-
American tone and anti-
capitalist. It’s a ragtag mob
basically."
~Republican Peter King of New York