OWS Class Talk

During our class in which we took the time to highlight the intricacies of the occupy Wall Street argument as a whole to be turned out to be, in a since, informative. I come from a long line of business men and associates, and I have even worked in a few companies that some deaminized directly (LiquidNet)  so the topic in general was nothing new or thought provoking. What wasn’t clear to me however, and what I ended up taking away from class that day was just how unclear everything in fact was in the eyes of everyone else.

Normally in an argument like this, there are a million and a half “should coulda woulda’s” being thrown around in hypothetical situations that would have ultimately bettered the outcome of the OWS protests – instead we spend most of our time going into details as to what it exactly was and the confusion it presented. To take things even further, no one in class even got the chance to voice their opinion on the OWS movement, if it was right or wrong – we just talked about it from a 3^rd party view which ultimately left for a not so thought provoking conversation (on my part atleast) , we did however play with blocks which makes up for the dry conversation.