So I bought a house in a sorta working class neighborhood. It is mostly white people, but there are groid nests a few blocks away.
The problem was they thought it was OK for them to walk on my street.
I knew I couldn't just threaten them, so I devised a plan.
I would sit on my front porch after work and play my banjo. Anytime a groid would walk by, I would stare daggers at him/them and play the dueling banjos from "Deliverance". It sounds simple, but it worked.
The groids stopped walking on my street, and what's even better other white people have stopped up on the porch to hear me play and or bring their own instruments to play with me.
It has gotten to the point where we have a mini hoedown once or twice a week. We just hang out on my front porch, play instruments, drink beer, and chat with people who walk by. Young, old, whatever. As long as they are white they all enjoy the banjo/guitar/drum jam we get going. Once in a while an old man who plays violin comes by and there is a kid, like 14, who picked up the harmonica just because he heard/saw us playing a couple times.
This is what you call reclaiming space, Jow Forums. You have to find creative ways to do it since you can't just chase them off anymore.
