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Since its first demonstration on September 17, the Occupy Wall Street movement has inspired other “Occupy” protests around the world, complaining mainly of capitalism and the high concentration of wealth in only 1% of the population. However, as irony would have it, people now are trying to make money off the movement protesting against capitalism [...]
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