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99%vs1%？ ——占领华尔街运动解读 1 the-Interpretation on the” occupy Wall Street “movement 2011年9月。 2 On September 17, 2011, the United States ’Constitution Day, with the call of the Peoples an New York ,which was made up of by social activists, artists and students ,thousands of people gathered in Wall Street to protest against the high unemployment, poverty and wealth disparity; protest against financial oligarchy of the Wall Street and the disaster they brought to the American people ; protest against the governments appeasement and tolerance to them, required to support labor’s unions, increase budget in the health insurance and social security system. An old man in the parade said: We have had an American dream: if you have an education and work hard ,you’ll have a decent life, but now the American dream have been broken .3 in U.S., the rich 1% of the people has 99% of the wealth of our country. we 99% of people pay taxes, but no one truly represent us .the Washington politicians only serve 1% of the people. – said A demonstrators , 33 Protesters in the Occupy Wall Street movement aiso say big business has too much political influence. They argue that greed and self-interest have gotten in the way of democracy. Twenty-nine-year-old Damien Nichols joined an Occupy Baltimore camp at a state park in Maryland. He studied politics and government in college, and says the Occupy movement wants to reboot democracy.. Since then they have spread around the country, to other cities, to college campuses, and to other countries. 44 things seems too bad . In October the Congressional Budget Office released a report on trends in the way income is spread throughout the population. Members of Congress requested the study as part of their debate over how to improve the economy and reduce the nations debt.The report shows how the income gap, the division between the rich and the poor, has widened. It covers the period from nineteen seventy-nine to two thousand seven. This is what it s