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And yet if I were braver and lived in Manchester I'd want to deface it too. Of course it matters what kind of person he was. There is a huge difference between recognising and acknowledging his death was unlawful and being so upsucky to the black community that you have to ignore his criminal doings and paint him on a wall to fawn over.
16:11 Sat 27th Feb 2021
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Then have a bash at the actual question, untitled.

And as you are defending the mural of a misogynistic career criminal have a bash at answering Danny's Q too.
The mural exists to acknowledge and mourn the fact that he was killed unjustly, and the people who put it up consider that to be a moral outrage.

I don't see a question by anyone called DannyQ
It shouldn’t even be there to be defaced. The incident is an American propaganda fest. Poor me, bend the knee.
We have enough defaced statues of our own to worry about. I couldn’t care less about that career criminals visage.
ah sorry misunderstood.

same answer as above.
Out of interest roy would you approve of the mural being defaced with a racist slur? I don't know if that happened this time but it apparently happened the last time it was defaced. Just wanted to know if you were keen on that.
Untitled ,you are being facetious, yu know that Q stands for question.
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Yes, I'm a massive fan of racist slurs.
it was an honest misreading danny
Good to know roy thank you for confirming.

If you're alright with racist slurs then I no longer care what you have to say on the topic then and frankly nor should anyone else.
I'm not quite sure what it could have been defaced with that wouldn't be considered a racist slur? Because he was black any graffiti would be seen a racist by some surely.
What would you have written on it Prudie if you were feeling "brave" as you put it? Imagine yourself standing there in the dead of night with your hood pulled up... what would you want to write on it? Go mad.
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I guess we all have our little peccadillos, untitled yours is obviously misogyny.

If you're alright with misogyny then I no longer care what you have to say on the topic then and frankly nor should anyone else.
as was said we have enough outrages here, like the manchester bombing for example, the face of that little girl is more poignant
and not some career criminal death...
I'm sure there are often questions to be raised about street art, wouldn't it be great if this young man and his friends had tried approaching Akse P19 and asking some of those questions rather than descending to vandalism.

He seems very pleasant and approachable.
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Mamya, IMO painting a mural of a misogynistic career criminal on a high street is vandalism.
I'm not alright with misogyny... but I do not think he deserved to be killed unjustly even if he was a bad person.
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And yet you support and defend murals of criminal misogynists.

the guy who stuck a gun to a pregnant womans belly...say no more.
You're perfectly allowed to have that view Roy and you're clearly not alone, a dialogue with the artist where you may even ask him to get it removed would be infinitely better than defacing it and drawing more attention to it surely.
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There's no chance of having it removed. Idiots like Cllr Jon-Connor Lyons (and untitled) want to shout racist at anyone who disagrees with the mural...just read the man's twitter feed.

If anyone has ever bothered to listen to the speeches at Floyd George's funeral they would think he is on par with MLK.
I will never be kowtowed by the likes of untitled. Floyd was scum not a martyr.

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