99 Nights with the 99 percent

By:

Faraone, Chris

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Write to power; 2012Description: 217 pISBN:

9780985105907

Subject(s):

"Economic history-USA, USA-history, Economics"

DDC classification:

339.20973 FAR

Summary: This book is for anyone who's starved in a First World country, and for anybody who has ever had to sleep outside of a building in which million-dollar condos sit empty. It's for the families whose lives were demolished by the modern architects of inequity, and to those who were forced onto the street by bankers who would rather horde vacant properties than provide shelter. My work is for everyone who makes pizzas or lays bricks for a living, and for those who believe that laborers are more important than stock brokers. It's for all the people who called the police on me when I was just trying to make some money, and also for pot-bellied finance chumps, because without them there'd be no class warfare.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
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This book is for anyone who's starved in a First World country, and for anybody who has ever had to sleep outside of a building in which million-dollar condos sit empty. It's for the families whose lives were demolished by the modern architects of inequity, and to those who were forced onto the street by bankers who would rather horde vacant properties than provide shelter.

My work is for everyone who makes pizzas or lays bricks for a living, and for those who believe that laborers are more important than stock brokers. It's for all the people who called the police on me when I was just trying to make some money, and also for pot-bellied finance chumps, because without them there'd be no class warfare.

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