That’s the world we are in. When it comes to street art and graffiti, people are happier to say “this is cool this is cool this is cool” 100x over than to actually have a critical discussion about what is cool and what is not (and why). We try to spark a bit of a discussion here on Vandalog, but it’s an uphill battle sometimes.
]]>errr…
o.k.
sry.
seems there was no need to talk ´bout it.
im just surprised how little stir it caused.
But Caroline did post a brief comment on Broken Fingaz’ photo (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=739593272752511&set=a.191066244271886.44066.190642474314263&type=1&comment_id=2378557&offset=0&total_comments=59), Broken Fingaz posted a link to this article on their Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/brokenfingaz/posts/741077502604088), and (can’t find a link to it at this second) I am 95% sure that not only did I post a link to this post on the Vandalog facebook page, but I think I took out a small ad to get the link shown to more people on Facebook. Plus the post has over 1000 shares on Facebook…
]]>The post was written by a woman, but thanks for your thoughts.
]]>As a father of two girls I hope that men will stop being such fucking arseholes in the future but sadly I think it’s actually getting worse
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