• Occupy Seattle

    folkpunch Posted On November 4, 2011
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    When we wake up we wake up as who we are where we are. If we are homeless that is how we wake up, if we are alcoholic that’s us, if we are educated or illiterate, no matter what condition, that is us when we wake up. And sometimes we might just look funny. When we gather together we are all kinds and in all stages of development. We are a carnival, we are not a clean cut lawn or a good straight line. It may make some people uncomfortable to see us this way but we are not going back to sleep.




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