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I'm was only being a little flip there. Taken straight from their website: > We see the fight against billboards as part of a wider struggle for social, ecolog
by legitster 3y ago
I'm was only being a little flip there. Taken straight from their website:
> We see the fight against billboards as part of a wider struggle for social, ecological and economic justice.
So to be completely fair, I am responding to the case that they are making that combatting billboards is just one piece of an intersectional fight against corporations and injustice.
- dantyti 3y agoWell, yes. Previously, anyone could put up a poster on a public Morris column in my city, now all the public space is owned by jcdecaux.