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Vandalism includes defacement too, even if the defacement is fully reversible (such as spray-painting cleanable surfaces). According to Wikipedia, throwing sho
by phire 10y ago
Vandalism includes defacement too, even if the defacement is fully reversible (such as spray-painting cleanable surfaces).
According to Wikipedia, throwing shoes over powerlines already counts as vandalism (though I wouldn't mind a citation on that). If throwing shoes over powerlines (which anyone can agree is fully reversible) then you should be able to argue that projecting light is vandalism too.
Actually, projecting light is worse, is't not actually possible for the target can clean up the defacement, short of forcing you to turn the projector off.
- pc86 10y agoSpray paint is destructive, especially if the surface underneath is painted and removal of spray paint removes that paint as well. I have no idea if shoes over power lines is actually vandalism or not, I'm willing it is in some areas (Los Angeles? NYC?) and not in others (Duluth? Fargo?).
- lorenzhs 10y agoIf I smear insults on your shopfront window with a whiteboard marker, is that not vandalism? It leaves no trace and takes only a minute to remove, no special equipment required.