Anonymous wrote:I would love to see how all the people who are ok with this would be if it said Black Lives Matter or Trump etc.

But it's not. It's kids writing their initials in their neighborhood sidewalk. I just can't muster any anger about this, and I kind of wonder about people who can.

Anonymous wrote:I would love to see how all the people who are ok with this would be if it said Black Lives Matter or Trump etc.

And it was right in front of their house so they got to look at it every day. Still cute?

Anonymous wrote:Amazed at the people who think this is ok. I woul 100% report to the police. We don't tolerate this in Virginia.

*straps gun to his waist and walks around as self appointed neighborhood watch*

I would love to see how all the people who are ok with this would be if it said Black Lives Matter or Trump etc.

Honestly this would irritate me too OP. Initial are one thing. 30 feet of sidewalk is another story.

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Anonymous wrote:Let me clarify - some little initials written in wet cement would be one thing, but what Op describes - 30 feet of these imprints - sounds like vandalism.

I think it's cool that these kids from the neighborhood will have this to look back on/visit as they grow up. It doesn't affect the function of the sidewalk. It's just aesthetic. If I saw this in my neighborhood, it would make me smile.

30 feet of initials?

If they are still working in your neighborhood, let the project leader know and they will repair it. A bunch of privileged pricks did this in our neighborhood but with words that many of the people ion here would be offended by. I wonder if the vandalism was poking fun at something they got upset about they would demand it be fixed or if it was their freshly poured driveway they would have a different opinion.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh the humanity!!!

Prayer circle for OPs sidewalk starts at 6 PM sharp.

I'll bring the candles

If the cement is still wet, I'm writing my name it.

Anonymous wrote:Let me clarify - some little initials written in wet cement would be one thing, but what Op describes - 30 feet of these imprints - sounds like vandalism.

I think it's cool that these kids from the neighborhood will have this to look back on/visit as they grow up. It doesn't affect the function of the sidewalk. It's just aesthetic. If I saw this in my neighborhood, it would make me smile.

Let me clarify - some little initials written in wet cement would be one thing, but what Op describes - 30 feet of these imprints - sounds like vandalism.

Aww!

Nice to see kids being kids!

Anonymous wrote:Amazed at the people who think this is ok. I woul 100% report to the police. We don't tolerate this in Virginia.

You're unhinged. Seriously.
And people wonder why we have a Police State...

Anonymous wrote:Amazed at the people who think this is ok. I woul 100% report to the police. We don't tolerate this in Virginia.

You are un-American.

Amazed at the people who think this is ok. I woul 100% report to the police. We don't tolerate this in Virginia.

Anonymous wrote:Let me be clear that these weren't dainty little initials in the corner of a square. It is a LARGE portion of the sidewalk. If I had done that when I was 12 my father would have spanked me with a belt.

I'm with you Op. I don't think it was o.k. for them to do that and I also think that 12 is plenty old enough to know better than to do that. Some kids just have no respect for other people's property.