OCCUPY WALL ST'S LESSON TO RLSH.

by Webmaster December 22, 2011

Real life superhero ( RLSH ) activists should study the Occupy wall Street movement.

I write this as a member of both dynamic communities.

Where RLSH illustrate what individuals can do the re-invigorate civic duty, Occupy Wall Street jumpstarted new life into mass demonstrations.

Occupy Wall Street shows us a model of viral recruitment that has changed current political dialogue about vital social issues.

The RLSH movement is great a producing lone rangers and small groups but I’ve always hoped we could evolve one day into mass production.

A RLSH-version of Occupy Wall Street ( minus vigilantism and rioting of course ) could do in days what it’s taken years to produce: thousands of superhero-themed activists.

The day we decide to ” Occupy Heroism ” on Occupy Wall Street’s grand scale is when we can finally impact public policy on vital social issues like crime prevention and homelessness.

Sounds good to me.

NADRA ENZI AKA CAPT BLACK is a Free Security! activist and security professional. He promotes creative activism in crime prevention; homeless outreach and political advocacy.

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5 comments

deadhero December 23, 2011 at 3:43 pm

The whole occupy wall street is a farce. Most People there have NO idea what they are protesting about. And the last thing Society needs is more cosplayer superheroes.

Knight-Hood December 23, 2011 at 4:46 pm

The Occupy walstreet movement began as a result of the great economic collapse of 2008 of which we are still climbing out of. I’m not sure what sort of calamity it would take for masses of people to decide to do what we do? Perhaps the collapse of the federal government and with it the money for traditional police forces. Just speculating. But one thing was proven, if things get bad enough, people will get off their sofas and act.
Knight-Hood

macroman December 23, 2011 at 6:59 pm

Great post, Captain Black!
I believe that as a mass produced group of superheroes, if we ever get to that point, that we could seriously change the world. Though I have to disagree on something Knight Hood said, (which is something I don’t do often) when he said we are still climbing out of the collapse of 08: I don’t believe we’ve even begun to climb out yet; things are going to get a lot worse, and we could be looking at Great Depression II, and since humanity is such a savage species by nature, and actual NUMBER their WORLD WARS, (which I find a bit humorous because seriously, how many world wars must there be before people finally get it through their heads that they aren’t improving much? lol), then they may as well start numbering their Great Depressions. We’re coming up on GDII, lol.
I do believe we can do something about it though. As savage as humanity is, their capacity for hope is far greater than the majority of other civilizations I’ve seen, (long story). What we need to do is nurture their hope. To lead by example and never waiver, and hope for the best. Again, great post Captian Black! 🙂
–Macroman

nighthawk January 25, 2012 at 2:16 am

Arizona would be a perfect place to start the private person arrest laws work in favor of people like us

knivezrev6 January 29, 2012 at 3:29 pm

If those people would go get jobs and stop wasting the taxpayers time and money they would do alot more for the government then just sitting in rodent infested tents in what was a nice area. Most of them don’t even know why they are there, they just decided to jump on the bandwagon for some fun. If the government gave in to every protest then America would be filled with a bunch of plant eating, naked, cave dwelling, confused people. Let the government do it’s job and go get one of your own so you can buy American made products to help the economy.