What do we want again? Occupy Wall St takes hold of Australia

[Faren]

[QUOTE=Broseph_;32809712]I honestly see this as a massive waste of time and effort on the part of the protesters due to their choice of venue to protests

No CEO is going to give a fuck about their protests, with the operation of the stock exchanges going on without pause

And it's borderline idiotic to be protesting those who are exploiting the loopholes given to them by the legal code rather than protests those who created the loopholes

[editline]16th October 2011[/editline]

Also what the fuck is wrong with Aus-NZ's housing market?

Jesus fuck you have a shit load of empty land why does such shitty houses cost so much, I can buy a 3 bed room house for $50k if I looked for one here[/QUOTE]

because most of that "empty" land is either useless for living or used up by farmland

the population is condensed into cities and if you want a house anywhere near the city and not in some shitty suburb, it's gonna cost a fuckload

I don't know about you guys but I don't think I could stand living in some shitty suburb 25km from the city.

[Stormcharger]

Yea fuck living far away from a city

[killerteacup]

[QUOTE=Broseph_;32809712]I honestly see this as a massive waste of time and effort on the part of the protesters due to their choice of venue to protests

No CEO is going to give a fuck about their protests, with the operation of the stock exchanges going on without pause

And it's borderline idiotic to be protesting those who are exploiting the loopholes given to them by the legal code rather than protests those who created the loopholes

[editline]16th October 2011[/editline]

Also what the fuck is wrong with Aus-NZ's housing market?

Jesus fuck you have a shit load of empty land why does such shitty houses cost so much, I can buy a 3 bed room house for $50k if I looked for one here[/QUOTE]

A good amount of Australia is desert and uninhabitable, just putting it out there

Also Occupy Sydney died apparently, god that's disappointing but expected