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Breitbart:

Hundreds of protesters marched in Washington on Sunday, angered at what they said was the US government's willingness to bail out rich corporations while neglecting the nation's hard-pressed citizens.

The Occupy DC movement, a fledgling activist group which set up a makeshift headquarters at McPherson Square on K Street one week ago, showed signs of growing as people from across the country headed to join them in the capital.

More than 200 demonstrators marched to Freedom Plaza, near the White House, and a second demonstration saw a similar crowd head towards Malcolm X Park in northwest Washington.

"There are a lot of people in this country who cannot afford to educate their children and live in an educated society. I don't want to live in a third world country," said Lana Ferree, a science teacher from Pennsylvania.

"We don't need huge corporations, just jobs. But the government is all about Exxon and Wall Street," she added.

Occupy DC's website states the movement is built on the example of Occupy Wall Street, whose activists have continuously camped out in a New York park since September 17.

Both groups are angered at rising inequality in the United States, in the wake of the global financial crisis.

"Our focus is on the economy, corporate corruption of our political system, and the negative effects of corporate personhood," Occupy DC, which has deliberately avoided appointing a spokesman, says on its website.
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Related: I guess this is the violent racism that Janet Napolitano, Harry Reid, and Nancy Pelosi were warning us about...
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