Actual Egyptians near the park of OWS in New York are scornful of the "pain" of rich kids whining about hardship. An interesting bit...
As Anonyman summarizes it:
But although she said the destitution in the square reminded her of the Third World, the occupation didn’t strike her as another Tahrir. “We were fighting for a big, big thing: for life, to eat, against a giant snake that would kill us.” Unsurprisingly, she employs a smart breakfast metaphor: “Here, they’re not fighting to eat, say, regular bread, but … special bagels or something.”
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