San Antonio taggers...BEWARE!!! (sales, neighborhood, buy) - Page 4 - City-Data Forum

SilverCreek78250 · 03-15-2009, 03:37 PM

Not too late to see the thread regarding COP course being taught next weekend in the Great Northwest...

sapphire · 03-15-2009, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by perticusrex

It may be everywhere but in some areas it is clearly more prevelant. I bet putting names and faces in the paper will be seen as a badge of honor rather than one of disgrace.

I agree........these are the same kids posting pics of themselves drinking Jack Daniels and smoking pot, without any fear of punishment at all. I'm not saying we weren't bad at that age, but OMG we did everything in our power to keep that on the DL. Otherwise, there would be hell to pay. Now, the more they put up the better, and their mothers are even commenting on their myspace about how cute they look when they're blazin. Sick!

CameraGirl · 03-15-2009, 03:57 PM

Petricusrex:

Sadly, you have a point about the badge of honor thing- re: the picture in the paper. I was just brainstorming. My point being that- the suspending of drivers license thing does not seem like it would work. For one a lot of urban kids don't get their drivers licenses right away like, richer kids do anyway and if their rotten little taggers-- do people really think they wouldn't drive without DL's? How about we outfit these people with Lojack/ leg bracelots and monitor their whereabouts and give them a ton of community service and eventually jail time? I am really worked up about this problem, because I can foresee huge, life-altering trouble with this coming our way if we don't take control now.

Deep Forest · 03-15-2009, 04:12 PM

Enough already, it's known he was in town for a gig but some of you missed the point of my post. He was still promoting tagging by calling it art. Read the post again.

Save_Burbank · 03-15-2009, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by luckygreeniii

If it is on someone else's property...it is most certainly NOT artwork.

thats where the line thins out...he was promoting legal work

Save_Burbank · 03-15-2009, 07:18 PM

i do think its funny how "tagging" did not become a problem until the uppity type areas began to get it.

wCat · 03-15-2009, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Save_Burbank

thats where the line thins out...he was promoting legal work

If it WAS legal....then it wasn't "graffiti" was it?

ryneone · 03-15-2009, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Save_Burbank

i do think its funny how "tagging" did not become a problem until the uppity type areas began to get it.

Because their is a certain segment of the population that won't put up with it.

I would like to know people think it is art? Can I go to their house and burn it down after all I think that fire making is an excellent art!

SilverCreek78250 · 03-15-2009, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Save_Burbank

i do think its funny how "tagging" did not become a problem until the uppity type areas began to get it.

That's pretty rich - pun intended. When I lived in Lackland Terrace a decade ago, tagging was a really big problem. I don't think anyone would consider my house in that area or my house in SC78250, uppity.

TX_AGGIE13 · 03-15-2009, 08:18 PM

I drove up Kyle Seale Pkwy. north of 1604 to Babcock, and there was tagging all over the elevation walls of the lots out there. I have seen it all over town, but never up there as bad as it was. If I lived there in one of those 1/2 million dollar homes I'd sit on my roof and wait till they came up then jump their punk arse and hog tie em to a bunch of cactus...lol.