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Update: as it turns out, the main organizer of the stunt, Dominique Walker, was not "homeless." She was living with family in Stockton and working for the radical activist group ACCE—the exact group that organized the publicity and fundraising around the "occupation."https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/status/1217171916298936320 …
As ACCE claims on its website: "We are starting a movement to reclaim vacant homes from predatory big banks and real estate speculators to house homeless mothers and children. No one should be homeless while investor-owned homes sit empty."
Here's the main lesson: the political class in West Coast cities will use the issue of homelessness—and even exploit poor women—to achieve their broader goals of economic redistribution and the destruction of private property rights.
So, that entire thing was a PR campaign? Organized, financed and meant to intentionally deceive?
It appears so.
@moms4housing what do you think?
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