Bill Whittle just destroys the myth that there is anything in common between the Tea Party Movement and the Occupy Movement in 5:50…
I could try to summarize it, but all I would be doing is messing with near-perfection.
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Excellent comparison. But one issue actually shared by Occupy and TEA Party movements AND everyone in between is the anti-smart meter ground swell that is growing nationwide as people wake up, notably California, Maine, Texas, Illinois (esp. Naperville), etc.
No matter how you analyse it, the Big Utilities, as part of Big Government OR Big Industry, forcing consumers to have devices at their homes and neighborhoods that may cost them more, monitor their use, be easily hacked, start fires or make people sick (some immediately), is UNAMERICAN and unconstitutional. Transmitting microwave/radiofrequency utility meters are NOT mandated by the feds,so every state forcing people to have them is to blame at that level.
I say hurray to BOTH sides for attacking the public utility monsters that are unaccountable to the PEOPLE. We can join hands on this one, folks.
http://www.stopsmartmeters.org
http://smartmeterhelp.com/
http://www.w4ar.com/Smart-Meters.html
http://www.napervillesmartmeterawareness.org/
http://www.devvy.com/new_site/smart-meter-081511.html
I didn’t give examples of Tea and Occupy on this, so here’s the Michigan TEA Party site opposing many aspects of “smart” meters.
http://www.w4ar.com/Smart-Meters.html
And here’s a woman speaking against smart meters at one Occupy event:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGoh4EUHrHc
Enuf said.