Re:Squatting in Spain: Understanding Spain's "okupas" problem
by rozularen on Thursday June 06, 2024 @03:59PM
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there's a slight difference between one, a couple, a few, several and "lots". It's one of the first things you learn in English.
If I ran out of money it shouldn't be okay for me to rob someone's else money. The same way if I can't afford a house house I shouldn't squat a house.
If one can't afford a house, he or she should:
- complain about the government house development policies
- search for social housing if available
- get a better job
- not squat someone's else house
- not have children and use them to justify squatting, which is very common
- etc
If I ran out of money it shouldn't be okay for me to rob someone's else money. The same way if I can't afford a house house I shouldn't squat a house.
If one can't afford a house, he or she should: - complain about the government house development policies - search for social housing if available - get a better job - not squat someone's else house - not have children and use them to justify squatting, which is very common - etc