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It depends... lame scrawl is ugly and pointless... detailed graffiti on ugly/old buildings is refreshing. True artists know the difference and don't vandalise good looking buildings/walls/trains. Though many would beg to differ... real tagging is about respect. Respecting nice buildings, and respecting the art of others.
[1 point]3 years ago by kimbalee1ReplyEdited 3 years ago by kimbalee1
Vandalism. And I am amazed at the reaction that grafitti vandals deploy --when confronted. Here is Southern California --they have killed quite a few people. If I confront someone and they try to kill me--I will probably make sure they die---and not me and my family. They seem to be 'extremely disrespectful' of others and their property.
I think is an art, is beautiful, but it complement is the vandalism, that's the only think bad, i think... sometimes, should great this boys paint the graffiti in their house... =0)
Yes, but personality, I agree that they have no respect, but remember that most of this boys never have "studies", also, hey have a Disintegrated family and that's the only think that they can do, talking about an activity doesn't kill anybody...
tuff tuff choice here rab. culture of poverty hard 4 me 2 understand. & that's where i think this 'art' comes from - the street. it's amazing in & of itself, but often, on a beautiful bldg, i find it offensive & outta place. but an expression 4 'troubled' peeps? well...???
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It depends... lame scrawl is ugly and pointless... detailed graffiti on ugly/old buildings is refreshing. True artists know the difference and don't vandalise good looking buildings/walls/trains. Though many would beg to differ... real tagging is about respect. Respecting nice buildings, and respecting the art of others.
what is "respectful" about defacing someone elses property?
If it's an ugly building with paint peeling off and whatnot... you are doing them a favour.
We have a lot of gang territory grafitti in the big cities near me. That is
always vandalism.
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[1 point] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyVandalism. And I am amazed at the reaction that grafitti vandals deploy --when confronted. Here is Southern California --they have killed quite a few people. If I confront someone and they try to kill me--I will probably make sure they die---and not me and my family. They seem to be 'extremely disrespectful' of others and their property.
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[1 point] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyI think is an art, is beautiful, but it complement is the vandalism, that's the only think bad, i think... sometimes, should great this boys paint the graffiti in their house... =0)
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[1 point] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyYes, but personality, I agree that they have no respect, but remember that most of this boys never have "studies", also, hey have a Disintegrated family and that's the only think that they can do, talking about an activity doesn't kill anybody...
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[1 point] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyOk, I agree
tuff tuff choice here rab. culture of poverty hard 4 me 2 understand. & that's where i think this 'art' comes from - the street. it's amazing in & of itself, but often, on a beautiful bldg, i find it offensive & outta place. but an expression 4 'troubled' peeps? well...???