Stop War Shadow Grafitti

Gotcha ted - I suppose it's on the ground, but that quote came verbatim from the website (not that I needed help butchering the English language ...)

And I like Sid Morrison's cunningly sly idea of a making one say "Stop Vandalism". Ah, the irony that would be ...

Some people take all the fun out of things. Geez, Roger, why'd ya hafta be so logical?

Everyone seems so enthusiastic about volunteering their tax dollars to show solidarity with the political statement. But I assume you all would only be so generous for messages that YOU approve of. The problem I have is not just the drain of tax dollars, but the fact that formerly public (ie, neutral, belonging to all) property has been commandeered for a political cause. Its got nothing to do with how right or wrong the message is, its about not allowing the precedent of letting streets and stop signs be "owned" by whoever decides to do so.

So many of the people who get riled up when a municipality sets up a Nativity scene or ten commandments are nonchalant about turning a blind eye for this type of thing. Here's the solution: hands off govmn't property for all political messages - everybody.

I'd rather spend my tax money on cleaning "graffiti" than on the war.

I assume you have SO much more freedom of speech, "MaxPower". Hope you dont try to use it though, then you might realize that YOU have none.