Don't have a house?

Just move into an empty one....the cops won't mind

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/brooklyn+foreclosure

The operation to occupy a vacant foreclosed home in Brooklyn on behalf of a homeless family from New York City appears to be a success. The front door of the two-story brick house on Vermont Street apparently was unlocked when the marchers arrived.
Alfredo Carrasquillo, the father of the homeless family, thanked the marchers for at least temporarily providing them with a home.
“I appreciate every one of you,” he said. “This is just the beginning; there’s still a lot of work to do. I hope that all of you will be here as that work continues.”
He then entered the home with his wife, Natasha, and two kids. Members of the media were not allowed inside.


Police who escorted the marchers through Brooklyn stopped when the marchers arrived at the home and remained a distance away as the celebration of the “liberation” of the foreclosed home began. A brass band played, people danced and food was passed around as the cleanup crew got down to business.
One of them, Jordan McCarthy, 22, from New Hampshire, walked by carrying two brooms.
"I’m really excited, really glad that I am able to help this family and that we’re fighting for equal housing rights," said McCarthy, who has been a member of the sanitation crew at the Occupy Wall Street protest. "It’s a really important issue.”
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i gotta try this!

 

magazine?

 

Are you kidding me? Where did equal housing rights come from? This belongs in the WTF thread.


Quotes from the Occupy retards:

“to stand with the community that’s resisting foreclosures and evictions.”

"I’m really excited, really glad that I am able to help this family and that we’re fighting for equal housing rights,"

"I am going to put up a real defense," said Robinson, who will serve as the police negotiator. "Until a judge tells us we have to leave, we're not leaving that house, so the family is in that house to stay. We're not ... disruptive, we do nonviolent civil disobedience. We call it positive action."

 

Burn em out.... Jim

 

i kieed i kieed.

anyways. These ows folks are just getting worse and worse. There was a group at the school my sister goes to, UNT, and some guy died in his tent a few nights ago. he didnt even go to that school...he was just camping out getting free shit...I like to think that natural selection took place.

 

I thought squatting was illegal?

 

I'm glad I live in a small enought town we don't have to deal with these occupy assholes