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Anthony Fry | Occupy Wall Street Debate | Oxford Union

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January 11, 2013

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Anthony Fry gives his opposing arguement to the motion of "This house would Occupy Wall Street".

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Anthony Fry says that improving the financial system does not mean cancelling it. He quote's some participants of the Occupy Wall Street movement and states that he doesn't understand what people mean by "The 99%".

He proceeds to state that problem with revolutionary anarchism is that its never democratic and it always ends badly. Reform was never the objective of occupy it was about global revolution.

Filmed on Thursday 22nd November 2012

MOTION: THIS HOUSE WOULD OCCUPY WALL STREET

ABOUT ANTHONY FRY:

CEO of UK Investment Banking at Lehman Bros, and UK Chairman of Espirito Santo Investment Bank

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