Doug isn't naïve. He understands that graffiti does not cause bad neighborhoods; bad neighborhoods cause graffiti. Therefore targeting the graffiti artist will never solve the underlying causes of vandalism.Urban Elitist wrote:You know Doug, someday you will grow up and graduate college. When that day comes and you work hard to buy property, we'll see about how you feel when someone defaces it.
Plus, on a personal note, I see graffiti as beautiful. Beautiful like a dandelion growing and thriving in the middle of a cracked, abandoned parking lot.
