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I’d take ugly street art over ugly advertisement. At least it’s not trying to manipulate you.

• hu3 3y ago
  That's false dichotomy. We don't need to choose between two uglies. I'd rather have none.
  • tobr 3y ago
    I’ll take beautiful street art over beautiful advertisements for the same reason, for what it’s worth.
• kattagarian 3y ago
  at least advertisement is not made on the wall of your house without your consent
  • input_sh 3y ago
    Yeah, but it's thrown inside my mailbox without my consent instead.
  • tobr 3y ago
    Do you think everyone who lives in a house with a billboard on it are asked to OK the ads?
  • lostlogin 3y ago
    Where do lit up displays fit in? Glaring, bright screens with moving images which are visible for miles.
  • tchaffee 3y ago
    Much of the graffiti in São Paulo is with the consent of the building owners. Some even pay for it.
• raverbashing 3y ago
  "try to manipulate me" Not sure if it's manipulation, but I certainly put my consideration for taggers between that of cockroaches and flatworms when I see one of those