BLM Mural Gets Removed

originally posted by: AutomateThis1
a reply to: Lysergic

What's your point?

I suppose pepper spray decides if its graffiti or a mural.

originally posted by: Annee

You present a viewpoint as “absolutes”. It isn’t. It’s just your viewpoint.

Pretty damn close whether you believe it or not.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: burdman30ott6

originally posted by: Annee
And FDR hid his polio as much as he could.

From a goddamned wheelchair!?!?!

What is your personal experience with polio in the 30+ years prior to the Disability Act?

I was 5 when my mother had polio. So, I personally experienced the prejudice against the disabled for many years.

That FDR had polio — means what exactly? You’re just blowing smoke.

No smoke, just saying your mother's experience with Polio doesn't indicate the US was prejudiced against the disabled... seems like you're arguing that FDR's experience doesn't indicate that they weren't prejudiced, but then he became President of the United States via popular election while openly suffering from Polio and your mother, well, did not. So it means your perspective is skewed.

a reply to: Lysergic

Well, I think the decision is actually dependent on if it's artistic or not.

First off its not a mural.

Its graffiti

Go look at real murals.

Just makes them look even more ghetto.

First off its not a mural.

Its graffiti

Go look at real murals.

Just makes them look even more ghetto.

originally posted by: Bloodworth
First off its not a mural.

Its graffiti

Go look at real murals.

Just makes them look even more ghetto.

If the city license says mural, then it’s a mural by their definition.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Bloodworth
First off its not a mural.

Its graffiti

Go look at real murals.

Just makes them look even more ghetto.

If the city license says mural, then it’s a mural by their definition.

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3 letters, that's called a tag in the graffiti world

originally posted by: Bloodworth

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Bloodworth
First off its not a mural.

Its graffiti

Go look at real murals.

Just makes them look even more ghetto.

If the city license says mural, then it’s a mural by their definition.

.
3 letters, that's called a tag in the graffiti world

I’m from Los Angeles. Ya really think I don’t know what tag is?

However, in this case — it is what the city license says it is.

originally posted by: Bloodworth

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Bloodworth
First off its not a mural.

Its graffiti

Go look at real murals.

Just makes them look even more ghetto.

If the city license says mural, then it’s a mural by their definition.

.
3 letters, that's called a tag in the graffiti world

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahaha

Grafittie Mofo's don't give a #### what you think.

If you had any respect you would know that.

Sorry, but there's so many people to hate.
We shouldn't target artists.

Just the Blacks and the Jews.

Yes the underwater exhibit at the race pimp museum right next to the solid gold state of soros eating a small African child.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: burdman30ott6

originally posted by: Annee
And FDR hid his polio as much as he could.

From a goddamned wheelchair!?!?!

What is your personal experience with polio in the 30+ years prior to the Disability Act?

I was 5 when my mother had polio. So, I personally experienced the prejudice against the disabled for many years.

That FDR had polio — means what exactly? You’re just blowing smoke.

No smoke, just saying your mother's experience with Polio doesn't indicate the US was prejudiced against the disabled... seems like you're arguing that FDR's experience doesn't indicate that they weren't prejudiced, but then he became President of the United States via popular election while openly suffering from Polio and your mother, well, did not. So it means your perspective is skewed.

Leave FDR out of it.

Did you personally have any experience with prejudice against a disabled person?

As I stated — “we” (mom & 3 kids) were treated just like gays have been treated. We were refused entrance to restaurants and other businesses (insurance, might be contagious, made other customers uncomfortable, etc), “we” were even asked to leave in the middle of eating because another customer complained.

Real experience — not something I pulled off the internet.

Did you know churches are still not required to accommodate the disabled? Yeah, they fought for that exemption.

originally posted by: Annee


Did you know churches are still not required to accommodate the disabled? Yeah, they fought for that exemption.

As well they should be. As should every other non-public sector facility/business/organization. Churches depend on the same factors as a business or marketplace, so I'm 100% in favor of allowing the market to decide whether an location permits or excludes anybody they choose, with the enterprise taking 100% of the risk of backlash if they make the wrong choice.

Regardless of it, I still reject your claim of Polio disabled being treated poorly by most of America. Hell, way back then a single mother (which I gather was the case) was treated like a leper based on that fact alone. Perhaps that played a role.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Rob808
So you refuse to acknowledge what we all know? Tell me, why all lives matter is bad to say? Or it’s ok to be white?

a reply to: Annee

“We”?

You’ve been oppressed because of skin color?

originally posted by: burdman30ott6

originally posted by: Annee


Did you know churches are still not required to accommodate the disabled? Yeah, they fought for that exemption.

As well they should be. As should every other non-public sector facility/business/organization. Churches depend on the same factors as a business or marketplace, so I'm 100% in favor of allowing the market to decide whether an location permits or excludes anybody they choose, with the enterprise taking 100% of the risk of backlash if they make the wrong choice.

Regardless of it, I still reject your claim of Polio disabled being treated poorly by most of America. Hell, way back then a single mother (which I gather was the case) was treated like a leper based on that fact alone. Perhaps that played a role.

Your response is no surprise to me.

a reply to: Annee

Consistency matters...

a reply to: Annee

I mean FDR put Japanese American citizens into prison camps during the war. Yet I don't see a single "antifa" type or their backers calling to remove references to him, his administration, etc

"First racist President to ever be elected" -Joe Biden, ignoring the fact that Trump isn't a racist and his statement (as usual) is facially incorrect. It smacks of the sort of revisionist history that Biden and his cohorts are best known for.