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Home | AMERICA | Group From Occupy Buys Strangers’ Debts and Cancels it

Group From Occupy Buys Strangers’ Debts and Cancels it

April 4, 2014 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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After grassroots charity from Occupy buys strangers’ debts it wiped out what was owed | Democracy, elections and voting at Democracy Chronicles

Occupy Charity Buys $15 Million Of Americans Medical Debt And Cancels It!

Americans Against The Tea Party

Almost 4,000 indebted Americans have had their medical bills wiped out after a group of activists from Occupy Wall Street purchased and cancelled nearly $15 million of medical debt. Working through the anti-debt organization Rolling Jubilee, the activists

Occupy Buys Strangers' Debts

Occupy Buys Strangers’ Debts, Hows That For Charity?

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Democracy Charity, Occupy Wall Street

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