CLEAN: Occupy Wall Street protesters regroup after evicti

The transcript discusses the importance of building numbers and gaining media attention for a movement aimed at achieving social and economic justice. It emphasizes that the movement's goal is not merely to occupy spaces but to change global discourse towards equality. The speaker expresses confidence in the movement's success and the unwavering commitment of its members, highlighting that the movement's ideas cannot be dismantled.

What is the primary focus of the movement according to the speaker?

• To achieve social and political changes

• To build a large following

• To gain media attention

• To occupy as many parks as possible

What does the speaker say about the movement's goal?

• It is to become a political party

• It is to gain financial support

• It is to change the global discourse

• It is to occupy public spaces

How does the speaker view the movement's success?

• It depends on acquiring a specific park

• It has already succeeded in changing discourse

• It is measured by the number of members

• It relies on media coverage

What is the speaker's attitude towards the movement's future?

• Confident in its resilience

• Concerned about its direction

• Indifferent to its outcomes

• Pessimistic about its chances

According to the speaker, what cannot be destroyed?

• The idea and spirit of the movement

• The media's interest in the movement

• The financial backing of the movement

• The physical presence of the movement