I thought I was the lone voice in the wilderness - but I too think this
obsession with graffiti is pointless. In fact - I've even seen some
graffiti I've rather liked. I guess some see it as a slippery slope; I see
it as a fine line. I do agree that the defacement of every flat surfaced
object in public is a nuisance, but I would rather spend my "civic duty"
energy on education, feeding the hungry etc. But hey, whatever .
D. Klein
Kenwood
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Wilde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: Paper Box Responsibility
> i know we have been over this graffiti thing again and
> again, but graffiti on a newspaper box is not "part of
> what I believe is a culture of 'inner city thinking'
> in both government and corporate leadership in our
> city," as mr peterson says, it is graffiti on a
> newspaper box.
>
> if we want to talk about something really trivial,
> lets discuss the thousands of children sleeping in
> homeless shelters in this city every night. Where is
> the leadership on that issue?
>
> mark wilde
> windom park
>
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