Here is a clip I wanted to share:
I put it this way, I am a hard working person who could have been born in a state which denies me access to my Original Birth Certificate because I am adopted. The lack of access would have stood to eventually impact my ability to vote, travel internationally, drive a car, and perhaps in some cases, to gain employment. One big reason I don't have my OBC? Because entities with much more money and political influence than I lobby against my rights. I work hard but I will never have the power, wealth, and influence that they do. Yet what they want is what happens most of the time and it impacts me. I will never be a mega-powerful lobbyist. I will never have millions of dollars. Will my legislators still listen to what I have to say?
I stand with you, Amanda, along with the 99%.
ReplyDeleteAmanda - I have watched this since it began and the media hyprocrisy in not covering it or mocking it and I have to believe they are deliberately not covering it because of their corportate sponsors - so much for factual news.
ReplyDeleteI have hesitated to talk about it because I am now a Canadian but am happy to see it happening in the US, as well as in Canada even though we don't have the same issues we have similar concerns.
Trying to post this via Anonymous - but by the adopted ones blogger
Okay - I am definitely in! What do I need to do? Count me as one of the 99%
ReplyDeleteI'm sharing this again on my other FB page!
ReplyDeleteThis movement is gaining critical mass, the 99% will be heard!
ReplyDeleteWow! Also commenting from north of the border. I kept thinking as I was watching that extremely powerful clip - Is the coherency of the assembly's statement what prompted the violence against the protesters last night?
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