"A bit like your Occupy Movement," JC responded. He didn't lie, he wasn't the sort of man that felt morally capable. "We called it Occupy as well. We were trying to teach people that they didn't have to live under a repressive, commerce based regime. We wanted change. That's the same with most activists, I know. Unfortunately, our government was a bit unlike yours and I was sentence to death for sedition and rabble rousing."

"Sedition? That's a bit archaic," Mohinder responded, still somewhat shaken up by the way that touch.

"It depends by whose standards," JC replied.