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> Graffiti is dying because of decades of insane, albeit selective, enforcement. It just isn't worth the risks From the perspective of the policy makers it's p
by vosper 10y ago
> Graffiti is dying because of decades of insane, albeit selective, enforcement. It just isn't worth the risks
From the perspective of the policy makers it's probably considered a success to set penalties that manage to effectively deter a crime? Though the penalties (especially jail time) seem pretty over the top.
- pdelbarba 10y agoYou could just kill people on site. That might have an even stronger effect. Just because it works doesn't mean it's a good idea.