Above: Photo from the first OccupyTO General Assembly, by flickr user Fifth_Business

Yesterday evening, a loose confederacy of several hundred Torontonians and people from surrounding areas gathered in a small Bloor street park to participate in Occupy Toronto’s second large General Assembly. The meeting drew people of all ages, and although the group is withholding from political debate until the occupation itself (focusing instead on immediate logistical concerns like food, tents, outreach, a website, etc.) attendants seemed to represent a multitude of political beliefs—traditional conservatives, liberals, anarchists, Marxists, libertarians, and those who readily identify with “none of the above” came together to articulate common frustration.