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From an ex-Wall Streeter turned Occupier.
"It is hard to contrast the joy
of community I feel at Occupy Wall Street with the isolation I felt on
Wall Street. It’s hard because I cannot think of two more disparate
cultures. Wall Street believes in, and practices, a culture of scarcity.
This breeds hoarding, distrust, and competition. As near as I can tell,
Occupy Wall Street believes in plenty. This breeds sharing, trust, and
cooperation. On Wall Street, everyone was my competitor. They’d help me
only if it helped them. At Occupy Wall Street, I am offered food,
warmth, and support, because it’s the right thing to do, and because joy
breeds joy. "