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Battery Tracks: Story of a Richmond Squat

Posted by: parker – May 14, 2009

Activists take over the house of a Richmond slumlord and trouble ensues. By Kontra, a young filmmaker living in Richmond, VA with an interest in activism, independent media and photography.

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2 Comment(s)

This is a wonderful debate. Possession is 9/10s but there are legal duties to owning property.

— Posted by: Jeff Smack on May 18, 2009 - 4:44pm

Two sides that will never see eye to eye.

The guy paid money for it so he owns it. Period. She wants to fix up the house and the neighborhood but wants ownership without the risk of putting money down. He has more to lose but she sees it completely opposite. I think they are both selfish in a way. Why should she get a house without all the pitfalls of ownership like everyone else? Why does he get to sit on a property and not have to take care of it.

— Posted by: anthony on May 19, 2009 - 3:52am