Ten years later, the girl who participated in the Occupy Wall Street movement was found, but it was a corpse
Ten Years of Death: The sad fate of a girl who participated in the Occupy of Wall Street
From vicissitudes to desolation - ten years after the Occupy Wall Street movement
Do you remember the "Occupy Wall Street" movement that shook the world in 2011? Those young people who were full of enthusiasm and vowed to change the world are now nameless corpses. That's the heart-wrenching truth.
From the streets of New York to abandoned construction sites, the girl "Bates", who was once actively involved in changing society, was finally found in the form of a nameless corpse. What exactly has happened to this? How were her dreams shattered?
In 2011, Bates joined the global sensation "Occupy Wall Street" movement, joining a group of passionate young people like her in an attempt to change the growing wealth gap in United States. However, they face all kinds of repression and persecution from the government. Many movement leaders have been arrested, and some have even mysteriously disappeared. Bates is one of them.
Ten years on, Bates's whereabouts remain a mystery. It wasn't until recently that her body was found at an abandoned construction site. After two years of identification, the police confirmed her identity. But what kind of fate did this long-dormant corpse experience?
Looking back on the past decade, we can't help but feel that the once passionate "Occupy Wall Street" movement ended in a sad end. The country is still plagued by disparities between the rich and the poor, and the situation of the disadvantaged has not been fundamentally improved. The elite, by contrast, continue to act with impunity.
In this society, it still seems difficult to achieve true justice. We can't help but ask, what did Bates's sacrifice get in exchange? Where will the dreams of those enthusiastic young people go?
We believe that Bates' death will surely provoke a strong response from society. Let us mourn the loss of this young life, and let us fight for it with determination and make unremitting efforts to build a more fair and just society. Only in this way will Bates's sacrifice not be in vain.
From vicissitudes to desolation - ten years after the Occupy Wall Street movement
New York, once the financial center, is now a gloomy and bleak city. The enthusiastic participants of the Occupy Wall Street movement are now reduced to a nameless corpse. This can't help but make people sigh, what is really going on in this society?
We saw that the newly appointed mayor of New York, Adams, went so far as to order the removal of homeless people from the streets and their deportation. Is this called fairness and justice? The rich and powerful can still get away with it, but the disadvantaged have nowhere to hide.
Even more outrageous is the fact that Adams also appointed his younger brother as police chief. This is simply a classic nepotism and power-for-money bargaining. It seems that in this country, if you are powerful, then you can do whatever you want, and what is the common people?
Disturbingly, New York is a city that is rife with racism and hatred. From "Black Lives Matter" to the "White Left Movement", now blacks and whites have united to target innocent Asian-Americans in United States. This is nothing short of outrageous acts of racial discrimination.
We can't help but ask, what is happening to the young people who fought to change society in the past? Bates is just one of those grief epitomes. Their efforts and sacrifices have resulted in an increasingly gloomy and unjust world.
This makes people wonder how long the so-called "United States dream" can last? The rich are still living without food and clothing, while the common people are in poverty and despair. As described in the "Late" cartoon, a Chinese-American mother and daughter wait cautiously in a New York subway station for fear of being attacked by a psychopath. This is the true portrayal of New York today.
We must face up to the problems of this society. The disparity between the rich and the poor, racial discrimination, and power-for-money trading are all stubborn diseases that need to be solved urgently. We need justice for victims like Bates so that their dreams don't die in vain. Only in this way can we finally achieve a more equitable and just society.
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