Under siege
Today a number of people that have squatted a house on Marlborough Road, Manningham are being held illegally under house arrest by a number of police. Anyone leaving the building is being arrested for criminal damage.
This is illegal police action please show your support by dropping by. Booze and food is appreciated.
Cheers
Under siege
Today a number of people that have squatted a house on Marlborough Road, Manningham are being held illegally under house arrest by a number of police. Anyone leaving the building is being arrested for criminal damage.
This is illegal police action please show your support by dropping by. Booze and food is appreciated.
Cheers
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Please think
22.08.2006 17:09
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please think, yourself; I already do
22.08.2006 22:29
squatting is legal - you have a complete right in law to occupy unoccupied property. Morally, certainly, if someone has left a property to rot especially when there's people needing homes, it's almost a duty to occupy empty property. That is thinking about society and having regard for other people, and contributing positively to all the things you were rabbitting on about. Paying rent does not equal playing your part in society or giving anything to anyone apart from your landlord! So ?, think or get out...
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23.08.2006 12:37
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23.08.2006 13:50
Dylan
got a good kicking eh
24.08.2006 11:08
I am sure that squatting unused land has been a legal right for a long time something to do with history or something. Would any one know the history of occupying unoccupied land and turning it into something productive again. For those who comment on moral values then it seems that indeed making some land productive again is a very good thing. To let something just go to waste or indeed to promote thing going to waste, especially when there are needs to be met, could be seen as morally reprehensible.
So good work you squatters you seem to be doing your best to not let these building deteriorate and to keep them kept in good conditions, whilst also having somewhere to be productive!
To the police, well what can I say, you certainly not promoting my rights when you beat up my friends? And when you behave in that way in an extrajudicial way then your nothing better than a mercenary army!
Peace and Love, Toby
Toby
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