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generation who opposed the Vietnam joined the anarchist milieu Facebook anger in tax cuts for the rich, while ordinary people to tighten their belts

Wall Street protests against economic inequality and corporate greed that led the nerve center of American capitalism are no longer just a phenomenon in New York. This weekend, from Seattle and Los Angeles on the west side of Providence, Rhode Island, and Tampa, Florida, east of 70 cities and more than 600 communities have joined the wave of the inflammation of the civil dissent. The slogan "Occupy Wall Street" has been conveniently shortened to one word: "occupy"

"It could be the turning point," said Dick Steinkamp, ??63, a part of the former Silicon Valley of the event held in Seattle occupy the heart of the mall restaurants city ??and region. He and his wife had driven two hours from his home in Bellingham, north of Seattle, especially to attend the event and to support more traditional practitioners.

"I marched against the Vietnam War before he was drafted into the army and the movement is now getting critical mass," he said.

A message

protesters favorite is that nearly 40% of the wealth of the United States remains in the hands of 1% of the population, they are taxed more lightly than most Americans. Steinkamp held a sign that said "I'm 99%." And there is widespread anger that ordinary people have borne the brunt of the financial crisis, with severe job losses and foreclosures.

"I came here because I wanted to show that it was not just young anarchists," said Deb Steinkamp, ??also 63, and a former marriage counselor, with a green hood and comfortable shoes from moisture, cold weather in Seattle.

Claims

erupted last week in Chicago, Boston, Memphis, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, Austin, Madrid, Atlanta and dozens of other cities. Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal and Calgary are set to join the ranks of next week.

Drivers

received support through the show in Seattle, which was about 500 people on Friday and is likely to swell as the weekend progressed. Earlier this week police forced the demonstrators to clear the tents that had been multiplying throughout the site. Liberal mayor of Seattle, Mike McGinn supports the protesters - but drew the line when we started camping in the center of the city

In New York, more than 700 people were arrested as they walked into the bag and the Brooklyn Bridge, on behalf of Wall Street and occupy 20,000 marched in downtown Manhattan Wednesday .

McCord, 31, shopworker in Seattle, has been in the events before starting his shift at a department store, wearing a fleece jacket and jeans streamlined design. "It must be said," dissent is patriotic "and I agree with that. I have been unemployed for some time. I just started my new job and I think that people with low incomes are taking all the pain and anguish in this recession, "he said.

protesters complain about tax cuts for oil companies, excessive pressure on Washington, and pay astronomical bonuses for rescuing the financial and banking sector.

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