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Graffiti - the Australian national art
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I would say without any fear of reasonable challenge, that it is the very same ferals who also vandalise by dumping their rubbish, for example by wedging refuse in crannies and filling outback toilets with their rubbish, causing possible withdrawal of the facilities and camping areas by the responsible Councils.
It would be throwing the B.S. javelin a record distance to call 99.99% of urban graffiti art. Most would fail the first test without looking, which is that no self-respecting and community-respecting artist would destroy or deface to make his point. Nor would an artist be selfishly promoting himself and his gang. Since when were artists gang members anyhow? That all goes completely against the grain.
What grubs who vandalise do is put more restrictions on privacy and freedom of movement, as well as causing our taxes to be diverted from much needed services to security, surveillance and repairs. They are losers who are oppositional to authority, reject the opportunities that are available to them and who bite the hand that feeds them. Most likely they are raised in welfare dependent households where education, work and duty are dirty words.
Doubtless the 'Housos' feel obliged to spread their DNA the way they spread their paint. More minimum care 'kids' and the cycle continues.
I was watching the construction of beefed up security to prevent knuckleheads from being killed while tagging a railway bridge. Apparently the ferals don't realise that the wires for electric trains really do carry electricity. The previous not unattractive fencing has been adequate for a hundred years, but now hundreds of thousands of dollars are required to make caging to keep criminal idiots safe.
Pedestrian overpasses are now mesh tunnels to prevent ferals from dropping half bricks on traffic. Is that 'artistic expression' and 'legitimate protest' too?
Hoping that police get dozens of quality drones soon.