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Free speech? I'm sure you'll defend someone else's free speech if he/she chooses to glue posters to your property. Won't you?
PS. Joker is my favorite character to have come out of fiction. And if not for success of that character, I don't think the movie would be anywhere even close to the success it was. After eight years of Robin masqueraded as Batman, it was about time!
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Would this teenager have been arrested it the posters said "Save The Whales" or "Conserve electricity. Do your part to control man-made global warming"?
I didn't know putting up a poster was vandalism? I thought vandalism was spraypainting, breaking windows, and other things like that. Peel off the poster and throw it away,...problem solved.
He/she probably read it. Comprehension, however, is a whole another issue.
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Originally Posted by sailordave
I didn't know putting up a poster was vandalism? I thought vandalism was spraypainting, breaking windows, and other things like that. Peel off the poster and throw it away,...problem solved.
How about someone gluing poster to your car or your house? Would you consider it vandalism? No?
I didn't know putting up a poster was vandalism? I thought vandalism was spraypainting, breaking windows, and other things like that. Peel off the poster and throw it away,...problem solved.
Not if they caused damage, which is currently being assessed.
I don't want people putting posters on my house, and I if I owned a business I wouldn't want posters put on my store without my knowing either.
Thats what made him a vandal. If he had asked permission, there would have been no problem. Of course, most people would have told him no.
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