[Gladstone]

Originally Posted by Ljubomir

Certainly. What is interesting in the current situation, is that the spirit of Ungdomshuset probably will live on in new places, legal or illegal (if you know about Second Life, there is now an exact copy of the house on there), and hopefully in a milieu that will not be dominated by the BZ/squatter people and their agenda. I have met a few of the people who were active in Ungdomshuset, and I am sure that some of them will keep on doing what they were doing, and, as said, hopefully without having to feel that they 'owe' anything to the squatter movement.

The Second Life site is interesting. Thanks for the link. Hopefully some of those young folks will be having some second thoughts about certain things.

Well, I am not sure if you can really talk about succesful resistance to multi-culturalism in Denmark (jeg bor forresten i Danmark, hvis du skulle være i tvivl) - there is Dansk Folkeparti who treat the symptoms, i.e. immigration and decline in life quality and security for the weak groups in Danish society (the elderly, the sick, low-income workers, etc.), but refuse to act on the real cause of all this: capitalism. They want high standards of living, without the consequences...

I'm sorry to hear that's the case with Denmark. Money/economics should strictly be a tool of man, carefully controlled like fire, and man not a tool of it.