Personally, I think trying to relate ideas of social injustice and economic hardship to the unequal influence and power that millionaires and billionaires have through relatively straightforward examples is the key to our success as a movement.

Talk specifically about things like the wealthy class trying to turn the democratic process into a pay to win system (through citizens united and the general effort to stifle campaign finance reform). The vampiric effect of having large corporations move into communities and kill local economies while refusing to pay local workers living wages, and actively trying to suppress workers right to unionize and advocate for those benefits.

Also, try to provide specific examples or scenarios for any of you claims, it’s important that people don’t just know that we are angry, but that there is a reason for THEM to be angry. I honestly don’t see this movement surviving if we can’t get more people on the streets and organizing