Revitalizing the Cause

I must say that the Occupy Wall Street Movement seems to have its forces in place.
They are proud. They are busy.
They are "occupy".  Right?
I think that they should be so proud of their selves that they offer to list all of their names on an internet web page dedicated to documenting those at the protest. 
I think that if you are going to have the audacity to occupy and obstruct commerce, you should be documented.
I do not think this should be a criminal record in any way.  Just a public record.
Thus I would report your name and height.

The reason I say this is that any employment office should be able to find out later if you are someone who is subversive towards proper order in the work place.  The occupy forces are such that they stand for changing the face of American Business and Banking.  This may sound good and fine and in fact it does in fact have its rights in of itself; but the fact that they are using public places of commerce and employment locations to indicate their greivance, I suggest that these persons are not a protest that is with liberty and priviledge but rather they are an anarchy movement that seeks some form of destruction in the idea that they may create a better society.

So if you are on that list, be advised an employer can find this out during your employment or before and make a decision.

This may sound like a radical plan, but I assure you that it is liberal thinking.  I imagine most of the people in this nation would oppose this including the OWS movement. 
This is liberal because it allows for justification of decisions on your future based on your conduct and actions.  If you believe you are not doing anything wrong, so be it.  Be not afraid to protest by signing your name to a web site.
If you think that you are doing something wrong, then you are guilty of conduct that indeed an employer may indeed have a right to know. Perhaps it is not a criminal violation; though you can certainly be arrested.  You are taking your own chances.

And to those who might mistakenly be on the list; I suggest that if someone shares your name that you can indeed add to the list under their name your own name and address and a comment that you deny being a part of the protest.   This should not be a black list in any way. Just a list of participants. 
Makes sense to me.
And after all, you are in the public.  You can be photographed and identified.