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Positive Squat
29.08.2008 17:54
Bobs Yr Uncle
apart from
29.08.2008 19:12
'cept the renters are paying rent / cash / money that can make good any damage!
Yer uncle bob
Negative squatting
29.08.2008 19:41
lead
Still not helpful
30.08.2008 09:58
It's still not helpful to what we could call the squatting 'movement' ;-) to have the terms 'negative' and 'positive' squatting. This positive label is never going to be attached to the general situation of most squatters who just live day to day and go about their lives. But when shit hits the fan, like in Clapham this week, those people are targetted in the media in the most racist and anti-human of ways for merely taking an empty place and living in it. In the end, accounts of 'positive' squatting make life harder for the general squat population making a standard for a set of acceptable squatters (usually media-friendly) against the others (poorer, not usually from the UK originally).
Bobs Again