Occupy Wall Street Rolls Out Plan That Claims It’s Paying Off Consumer Debt But Is It?
Occupy Wall Street organizers are hatching another Pie-In-The-Sky idea that sounds like a scam.
The plan is called “Rolling Jubilee.”Â
It basically calls for people to donate money to an organization called, Strike Debt. Strike Debt will be used to pay off other people’s debts for pennies on the dollar. Â This sounds so warm and fuzzy that you just want to embrace it and not let go. Â That is until you go to Strike Debt‘s website and read the fine print. Â The plan gets kind of fuzzy because according to Strike Debt’s website:
Is Opreration Strike Debt A Scam?
Is their plan is legitimate? It sounds like it was concocted by hippie teacher Mr. Van Driessen from Beavis and Butthead. The idea is based more on uber-liberal idealism, speculation and assumptions.
Call me cynic but it doesn’t sound like OWS wants your money to actually help people. They want your money so they can pay themselves to sit in a circle and sing songs like Lesbian Seagull. In other words, theywant to make themselves feel that they are making a difference in the world. Â After all, the Trotskyist elements of the the AFL-CIO are funding their protests. They have also been giving organizers a stipend that they have since cut off. Do you still think Rolling Jubilee is a great idea? Then ask yourself what did the OWS movement really accomplish? The protests did nothing other than show that Millennials have poor skills when it comes to personal hygiene.
What people don’t understand is that OWS, like the Tea Party were all started by people with deep pockets. They all have an agenda and have used people as pawns for their agenda. These groups are sliding into obscurity. Sure, you have a few true believers who can’t let go. They will do whatever it takes to avoid going back to their normal lives.


