Occupy Vancouver has lost my respect.

• I am disappointed in the 99% protesters camped out in downtown Vancouver. 
• It started out as a good intentioned weekend (although I don't think people in Vancouver are that bad off) I will listen to other opinions, but once you make your point, you should stop now
• Blocking intersections in a busy city makes you the 1% distrupting the 99%

To the protesters: I ask

• What is your goal?  I keep hearing on the news that you are going to stay as long as it takes to reach your goal. 
• Please put your goal in writing so we will all know when you reach it.  (Stop the BullShit is not a clear goal)
• Have you heard of Craig Kielburger?  He is living proof change can be made without protest.
• Do you know that you had the support of the community, but you are losing it quickly!
• Do you have jobs? 
• Are you students?
• Were you homeless before this protest?
• Wouldn't working or going to school get you closer to your goal?
• Think of the money the City could be spending to help you reach your goal if they weren't wasting it on policing costs to guard your tent city!

I saw one sign that said "Put the politicians on minimum wage and watch how fast things change"That would be an interesting challenge, why not work toward something like that? I am just not clear on how  camping in a tent or disrupting traffic is going to accomplish anything?  

Please help me understand.