That's the new rallying cry for this movement, called "A New Way Forward," which is organizing economic reform protests—including one in Seattle at Lake Union Park—for April 11th.

Their assessment of the problem:

Big banks have grown to dominate our politics and our economy. It has to stop. We demand serious reforms that go beyond just resetting the status quo. We are here to demand that change.

Their plan:

NATIONALIZE: Experts agree—Insolvent banks that are too big to fail must incur a temporary FDIC intervention—no more blank check taxpayer handouts.

REORGANIZE: Current CEOs and board members must be removed and bonuses wiped out. The financial elite must share in the cost of what they have caused.

DECENTRALIZE: Banks must be broken up and sold back to the private market with new antitrust rules in place— new banks, managed by new people. Any bank that's "too big to fail" means that it's too big for a free market to function.