Graffiti Surged During the Pandemic. Cities Are Playing Catch Up to Remove It. But in DC??

[Anonymous]

Most graffiti is gane related, Fairfax county wants to remove asap to avoid turf wars

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Murder gangs, drug gangs, kidnapping gangs, smuggling gangs.

All of them extremely violent.

But, luckily, you all support the “ACAB” movement: and outgrowth of;

- defund the police
- #BlackLivesMatter

This is protected political soeech. You can't censor it.

Why are you discussing graffiti in an Italian city? Take it to the travel forum.

Happy now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Murder gangs, drug gangs, kidnapping gangs, smuggling gangs.

All of them extremely violent.

But, luckily, you all support the “ACAB” movement: and outgrowth of;

- defund the police
- #BlackLivesMatter

This is protected political soeech. You can't censor it.

Why are you discussing graffiti in an Italian city? Take it to the travel forum.

You think ACAB originated in Italy, and doesn’t exist all over the USA - including your area??

OMG you are dumb.

The thread is about graffiti in DC. The picture is of an Italian wall. Hard to see that from your mother’s basement, I suppose.

[Anonymous]

I complain a lot about the city's actions over the last few years, but there really isn't much graffiti here. Rock Creek Park is the main spot, and that's the fault of the Park Service.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I complain a lot about the city's actions over the last few years, but there really isn't much graffiti here. Rock Creek Park is the main spot, and that's the fault of the Park Service.

Whoops, didn't see in the OP that DC is responsible for the bridges. I do wonder why they haven't cleaned it up, but still, it's the least of the city's problems right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I complain a lot about the city's actions over the last few years, but there really isn't much graffiti here. Rock Creek Park is the main spot, and that's the fault of the Park Service.

Not completely. DC maintains the bridges that cross the park, which now have an obscene amount of graffiti but DC simply stopped removing it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Murder gangs, drug gangs, kidnapping gangs, smuggling gangs.

All of them extremely violent.

But, luckily, you all support the “ACAB” movement: and outgrowth of;

- defund the police
- #BlackLivesMatter

This is protected political soeech. You can't censor it.

Why are you discussing graffiti in an Italian city? Take it to the travel forum.

English graffiti in Italy. Interesting. Even the gangs in Europe are multilingual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Murder gangs, drug gangs, kidnapping gangs, smuggling gangs.

All of them extremely violent.

But, luckily, you all support the “ACAB” movement: and outgrowth of;

- defund the police
- #BlackLivesMatter

This is protected political soeech. You can't censor it.

Why are you discussing graffiti in an Italian city? Take it to the travel forum.

English graffiti in Italy. Interesting. Even the gangs in Europe are multilingual.

The public schools are probably better than DCPS on average.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Wall Street Journal reports that "Graffiti Surged During the Pandemic. Cities Are Playing Catch Up to Remove It.
Seattle, Baltimore, New York and others deal with spray-painted vandalism that is ‘out of control’". Businesses and residents are also concerned about the sense of disorder and signal that other crimes will also go unnoticed.

But in DC, it's crickets apparently. Even in Rock Creek Park -- where DC rather than the NPS is responsible for the bridges over the parkway -- large graffiti covers the stone surfaces and has not been removed in 4 years. Does Bowser have a plan? Does she even have a clue?

Why don’t you be part of the solution, OP? Lots of information on-line about how to do it. Afraid you’ll break a nail?