e. I think some of these people have valid reasons to be upset with how the bailouts were handled, and at least they are trying to take some action and care abo

e. I think some of these people have valid reasons to be upset with how the bailouts were handled, and at least they are trying to take some action and care about their future. But what are they trying to accomplish with their protests. I'm the 99% doesn't give the 1% who you are trying to affect the opportunity to understand what you want them to do. the gov't gave you $4 trillion when you screwed up, and we're paying for that with our lack of jobs, income, and loosing our houses. We want you (banks) to x,y,z and we will do a,b,c... I just want to see one place where a coherent message of demands is, so I can pick a side. I think the way the bailouts was handled was shameful, and I'd like to see main st. Get back on it's feet, but it is difficult to do that because I don't know what they are really asking for. in contrast to Vietnam war protesters, they got it. They knew what they wanted, nobody questioned what the protesters really stood for. Same with anti-nuke, immigration protests, civil rights, etc etc. I'm assuming that they are possed about the bailouts and the financial issues only because they are trying to disrupt wall st. They could be the 99% who can't afford healthcare, 99% who thinks there are too many Starbucks outlets, 99% who have to watch their weight and exercises to stay thin while the 1% can eat whatever they want and never gain a oz. how they haven't realized that they don't have a single cause yet is very surprising, or maybe I'm just missing it.