Like most movements, Occupy Wall Street was co-opted by crazy people, taken over, and had the actual people who cared kicked out. Only difference here is, their enemies were the ones who orchestrated it. I remember this distinctly back in 2011 as I was enrolling in college at the time and remember the protestors making it harder for me to get to the campus. I supported the message, but unless they're all armed, protests NEVER work. They're a giant waste of time.

When the corporate people had crazies infiltrate OWS, they then used the mainstream media to openly mock them, dismiss them, and discredit them. I remember it being the first time the mainstream news got so petty and immature. Nowadays, it's the norm, but besides Gamergate in 2014, the news outlets had never been so openly immature and unprofessional like that prior to wokeness taking full force in 2016 with Ghostbusters. Eventually, I put two-and-two together and figured out what happened and how corporate destroyed the movement with retards like that girl named Ketchup. (The "Where's her brother, Mustard?" memes were funny, though.) But yeah, 2011 was the rise of the modern Social Justice Warrior.

Biggest irony of all is, nowadays, the woke retards and Redditors worship big corporations, which I guess was the plan all along. Disney, Microsoft, Apple, Nintendo, Marvel, and especially Pfizer.

But yeah, no matter the side of politics, whether it be BLM, the Alt-right, Body Positivity, Tall Girls & Short Kings, or Occupy Wall Street, these social media movements always get hijacked by the most insane people and self-destruct because of them. Which ones were co-opted by the opposition (like Occupy Wall Street) and which ones organically fell apart because they were exclusionary from the start (like BLM) is anyone's guess.