Forum Post: Occupy Florida it's warm here:

John Iacovelli An occupation suggestion for everyone's consideration. In Florida, an 1869 statute allows for adverse possession of abandoned property if the rightful owner does not contest an open, adverse, and continuous claim by someone else for seven years. If we find that occupying a park is not the right thing to do, taking over and establishing a group home in a foreclosed property near a major bank headquarters could be a possibility. It might be inspiration to other #occupy groups -- something that groups in the North might be able to use as a suggestion in the coming, colder months. It would be a visibly active action against the banks, the prime movers in foreclosure. With the right media strategy, it could even bring in more attention than an occupation of a park next to an art museum.