Sylvan wrote:
hungover wrote:
Liebig 34? That was private property (at least in the books), the squatters even wanted to buy it but the owners didn't want to sell to them or there were some issues with safety regulations or something, not sure since it happened some time ago.Sylvan wrote:
It's all very disorganized and shadowy at the moment, which profits the conservative parts of the country.
The german left has a lot of history compared to other countries, nowadays it lost its focus on worker's rights unfortunately. We have this super stupid debate about gender-neutral language at the moment instead of people not being able to afford a house despite working 40hrs a week.
From the protest my friends and I went to in Berlin, it was Köpi platz, before that it was Liebeg (spelling?) Those were both established leftist places, not private housing. I believe Rigaer is next, sadly. hungover wrote:
But maybe it's more extreme in Germany, the german police/ government is trying to tear down all anarchist squats currently, so generally speaking, I think the German leftists are angrier than most currently. Not that that excuses enjoying violence, that's gross no matter what.
They forcefully removed some squatters on private houses, that's true. Those groups are rather small though and there is a lot of infighting in the german left, especially in politics (the left party was recently criticized for not speaking up against putin, rightfully so because fuck sarah wagenknecht)But maybe it's more extreme in Germany, the german police/ government is trying to tear down all anarchist squats currently, so generally speaking, I think the German leftists are angrier than most currently. Not that that excuses enjoying violence, that's gross no matter what.
It's all very disorganized and shadowy at the moment, which profits the conservative parts of the country.
The german left has a lot of history compared to other countries, nowadays it lost its focus on worker's rights unfortunately. We have this super stupid debate about gender-neutral language at the moment instead of people not being able to afford a house despite working 40hrs a week.