They wanna buy property, buy buildings so they can own their own shit and not get evicted. But they don't have the money, they don't have the capital, they don't have the credit lines with the banks. The activists groups that are trying to do anything are being evicted because they can't pay their rents. So that's where rich and powerful people come in. It's critical to have more of them on our side.
Developers are so strong.
Yeah, for starters. Reading Frenzy, and Street Roots, and all these little glimmers of culture, and politics, and people opposing the status quo are really all we've got. We need to support those institutions, build more of them and strengthen them, network them, and strategize so we can have a fighting chance. You seem to have two sides to your personality. One is a healthy skepticism, skeptical about what people promise.