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I'm not American, but I doubt being pro-graffiti is a universal American value. I suspect many Americans aren't that into it, given it makes the place look bad.
by nmeofthestate 8mo ago
I'm not American, but I doubt being pro-graffiti is a universal American value. I suspect many Americans aren't that into it, given it makes the place look bad. Many Americans might think instead that you should only deface things you own.
- direwolf20 8mo agoI think it makes the place look like a place where people are free and not oppressed, which is nice.
- lostdog 8mo agoThey are oppressed by their neighbors, who can scribble all over their home without consequences. Have you had to clean off graffiti?
- direwolf20 8mo agoWhy would I have to clean it off?
- baud147258 8mo agobecause you find it ugly? Because the city/HOA is asking? Because it's a political message you don't agree with (or don't want your house to get burned for it)?
- direwolf20 8mo agoSo I have problems with the government but I blame graffitiers?
- baud147258 8mo agoBecause if graffitiers didn't degrade your property, you wouldn't have to clean after them?
- komali2 8mo agoAs a renter, graffiti is great for me, it keeps property values down which keeps rent lower. And given that I don't aesthetically give a shit about it, it's win/neutral for me.