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Daily Archives: November 2, 2011
Occupy Wall Street = Love
[by David Van Thournout] After more than ten years of working on front end web development and playing around with html, css, and various other computer languages I had the opportunity to work on a software development project with a … Continue reading
Posted in Occupy Iowa, Occupy Wall St.
Tagged 99%, by David Van Thournout, corporatism, occupy iowa, occupy Wall Street, OWS, police brutality, police violence, protest
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Why Terry Branstad Couldn’t Care Less About Us
I remember these principles from a macro-economics class I took in college: When there are more jobs than workers available to fill the jobs, wages go up, unions are strong. When there are more workers than there are jobs available, … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, GOP
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