Is this vandalism?
Is this vandalism?
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No, just about acceptable.
While I approve of this message there is an unwritten rule to not mess with someone's vehicle.
Stickers are OK, they are annoying and (hopefully) difficult to remove but when I read about carving or whatever, that's a big no.
That is for cowards.
Have the balls to confront your enemy.-
That sticker probably leaves a permanent mark since there's no clearcoat on the steel. Stickers in general are a scourge on earth, slapping them on other people's property is vandalism.
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well, that's all i needed to know. Time to vandalize some nazimobiles.
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Swastikars
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Yes. It is a cybertruck. Damaging something cheaply made and very expensive with the most tiny, mundane shit is kind of the point.
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other people’s property
The keyword here is "people". Is someone who chooses to be or support a Nazi still entitled to be considered a "person"?
I vote NO.
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there’s no clearcoat on the steel.
In general cars can take stickers.
If this 'special' vehicle can't well then it suck in that way too.
And there's plenty things more in your face and unnecessary to look at, starting with everything advertising.
Stickers, often a form of art get a pass. They don't bother me in the least.-
Okay but we don't make such distinctions based on whether we are personally bothered. What the fuck. I know you people have the capacity for rational thought, but you are intentionally not using that capacity. Does it feel good? What are you getting out of it? Cuz it looks like you're grooming yourself.
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Why do you care so much if a Nazi supporter/apologist is called such? Do you drive one of these or something?
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