From the mind of critic: “If we’re demanding that the law protect us,when we knowingly break the law, do we belive the world owes us everything without us having to lift a finger? If we are illegaly living in a house that we don’t own or haven’t signed a lease or rental agreement for, and we hurt ourselves or sue because the legal property owners have turned off utilities that we never paid for, do we belive we deserve something for free that everybody else has to pay for? Or do we just look for a place to stay when we’re otherwise homeless, and sometimes people don’t like the spots we choose? We apparently live in an age where people can illegaly live at or on our property, or break into our house, and then sue us if we kick them out or they hurt themselves. There are actual laws that prtoect this monumental devious behavior. There is an old saying that goes, when there are unjust laws, we are obligated to break the law. These squatters might believe that’s what theyre doing, but we can do it also by telling them to leave. Civil disobedience and breaking unjust laws are required of an informed population. We just have to make sure we’re fighting for equal rights. not for rights that nobody has. We need equal, not seperate” 🙂