Now try and justify the following tag on the local not for profit community health centre.
Can I flip this around and ask why you care, or why anyone else should? It’s paint on a wall. It doesn’t hinder the operation of the health center. I have a really hard time understanding why anyone would be upset about it.
It’s community art that is representative of elements of the surrounding community. Why does an absolute tiny minority who may not even live in that community get to ruin their artwork?
What’s ruined? The ugly dirty white wall beneath the painting? The 2 and a half square inches of the very bottom of the painting that the tag barely overlaps?
Why is the tag ruining the painting and not the painting ruining the tag? They’re two things both existing separately on different parts of a wall.
Can I flip this around and ask why you care, or why anyone else should? It’s paint on a wall. It doesn’t hinder the operation of the health center. I have a really hard time understanding why anyone would be upset about it.
It’s community art that is representative of elements of the surrounding community. Why does an absolute tiny minority who may not even live in that community get to ruin their artwork?
What’s ruined? The ugly dirty white wall beneath the painting? The 2 and a half square inches of the very bottom of the painting that the tag barely overlaps?
Why is the tag ruining the painting and not the painting ruining the tag? They’re two things both existing separately on different parts of a wall.