It’s getting juicy, my friends!

As Americans take to the streets in utter defiance of a system that has grown way out of control, the right kind of ideas are finally materializing- ideas such as what’s mentioned below- dumping garbage from a home that people were forced out of right on to the steps of the bank that perpetrated this anti human act!

I have always been one to call for mass civil disobedience as a way to force through the will of the people. Aside from dumping garbage on to the steps of Bank of America, I really think that folks should just stop buying gasoline and refuse to pay their income tax as well.

Grant J. Kidney

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(Reuters) – Chicago police arrested 21 people protesting against economic inequality on Tuesday at two rallies, charging them with trespassing, a Chicago Police spokesman said.

The arrests came a day after thousands of people including teachers, religious leaders and union workers marched in downtown Chicago to voice mounting anger over joblessness and economic woes in protests that snarled rush-hour traffic.

Those marches, organized by the “Stand Up Chicago” coalition, had appeared to target financial events in the city including a conference of the Mortgage Bankers Association, which was also subject to protesters’ ire on Tuesday.

Organizers said Monday’s march was inspired by, but not formally affiliated with, the Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York last month and sparked smaller protests nationwide.

On Tuesday, sixteen people were arrested at a protest at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Chicago where the annual conference of the Mortgage Bankers Association was underway, the Chicago Police spokesman said.

The 16 people arrested at the conference were facing charges of misdemeanor trespassing, he said.

Separately, five women aged 55 to 80 from the Action Now group were also arrested after they took garbage from a foreclosed home owned by Bank of America and dumped it in one of the bank’s branches, the group’s website said.

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Source: Reuters