Why is graffiti bad? Is it always bad?
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Graffiti is a drawing or inscription made on a wall or other surface, usually so as to be seen by the public. \n\nThis does not make it bad, some graffiti is very beautiful.\n\nThe problem is that graffiti gets a bad rap since often it is placed on items and walls without the permission of the owner. When that happens it is vandalism. Vandalism of any sort is wrong. You would not want someone to come decorate YOUR house or car the way they want, would you? \n\nSo, express yourself artisticly, but on your own property!
562020
Causes: I would say, mostly boredom.  That's pretty much what vandalism is: damaging others' property for no real reason.  \n\nEffects: Smashed cars, painted walls, rising taxes to pay for the damage out of the government's pocket, etc.
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In my opinion, cussing only plays a part in who will listen to these songs.  Like myself for example.  I dislike swearing in songs.  It's not necessary.  So I don't listen to songs with swearing.  Other people may not care so they listen to it.  Hope I helped you!
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Your question is actually a good one, one that brings attention to the moronic, idiotic tone and content they generally seem to address. \n\nThe reason for this in my opinion is that these questions are not written as genuine attempts to attain information but presented as a prank, a practical joke, like graffiti  as if they're being serious, but instead choosing the most bizarre, ridiculous topics purposely written in the goofiest most unintelligible manner possible for the fun and thrill of getting everyone. annoyed and riled up. \n\nIt's like an internet crank call. If a question appears too goofy, moronic. and stupid to be genuine then it's probably really just a goof.
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i think that people vandalise cars for some cheep thrill and not because of any bumper stickers.\n\ncase in point\n\nmy 1972 Chevy Nova has a stickers on it that say\n\nThe only Problem with Baptist's is that they do not hold them UNDER LONG ENOUGH.\n\nBORN AGAIN...AND AGAIN...AND AGAIN...\n\nJesus loves you..The rest of us think that you are an A**HOLE\n\nmy 1995 mercury sable has stickers that say.\n\nMilitant Agnoastic...I don't know and NIETHER DO YOU\n\nNo that is not a star of david (with a penticle)\n\nIwalk the path of the ancient ones.\n\nthe mercury got a window smashed out of it the first day that i was in my new house. noone has touched either since then. and they have all of the same stickers
753563
Any program is better than PAINT.\nIf you're looking for a good and  free paint\nprogram have a look at gimp. (gimp.org).
90892
It's not so much that is goes bad as in "rotten."  The plant essences/extracts that it is made from get rancid.  It's going to go bad faster if it's exposed to high temperatures and if you chose to keep it in the fridge you could make it last longer...but applying icy perfume doesn't sound like much fun to me.
301351
Unless it was your sign I can tell you it would be just as bad as trespassing on the property the sign for intended for. It can be classed as property damage or if you take the sign stealing.
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Its bad very bad! its just play ground stupid antics on a big scale! that's all its comes down too all war is if you don't like what I'm doing lets fight! Very aggressive!!\n\nPeople just can't live together! we are all the same but so different! :-(
134868
usually its bad ones !\ntry the best then you can get the best !
651126
sounds like you need to go to a tattoo and sketchbook site rather than a graffiti page
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A good arts subject to compare and contrast I feel would be\nabstract art vs. classic art! This is nothing new, but you could use various art mediums such as: concrete, steel, canvass, murals etc...\n\nGood Luck! \n\nHave fun with it. \n\nPlay around with different ideas and different approaches might also jump out from the corners.
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Graffiti was used primarily by political activists to make statements and street gangs to mark territory. It wasn't till the late 1960s that writing's current identity started to form.The history of the underground art movement known by many names, most commonly termed graffiti begins in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during the mid to late '60s and is rooted in bombing. The writers who are credited with the first conscious bombing effort are CORNBREAD and COOL EARL. They wrote their names all over the city gaining attention from the community and local press. It is unclear whether this concept made its way to New York City via deliberate efforts or if was a spontaneous occurrence.\n\nI HOPE THIS HELPS ALITTLE.\n\nFROM AN REFORMED TAGGER :)
135662
Bad...depends...Can get ya high and if you think that is bad, then yes.
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I believe that good handwriting is over-rated.  I think handwriting should be legible, but with the proliferation of computers, I don't think it's nearly as important as it used to be to have beautiful handwriting.  \n\nNow, if it's a personal goal -- something you want to improve -- I would say practice is the only way.  Get books to trace from, lay a piece of paper over the top and trace it.  Over, and over, and over, and ....  (Eventually, take the tracing paper off the model and try it freehanded.)
343874
Depend on what you mean by bad. If you go out of your way to break the rules, that's not easy at all. But if you just use every opportunity you get to rub people the wrong way, that's just entertaining.
1050121
education good.\ndrugs bad.