Boycott H & M
Boycott H & M
Nathaniel James
Aaron Barnes
Who, what?
Stop being materialistic.
Jaxson Barnes
>assault on artist rights
You mean like how they assaulted the rights of the property owner?
They literally say illegal grafitti
Ian Cook
cheap fucks.
Owen Perez
advertisements are graffiti in a sense that nobody wants to see them
Julian Lee
So vandals ruin private property then get upset when businesses try to recoup losses through marketing their 'art'? Get fucked.
Liam Morgan
>paint on public property
>"nuuuu it's not for public use!!! Pay royalties naooooo!!!!"
Joshua Evans
Yeah I think you give up your rights to your art when you make it out of someone else's property.
Camden Myers
Graffiti is defacing another's private property. Advertisers use property they own or rent under the agreement that they will advertise on the property they rent.
Aiden Wilson
You don`t need chemicals to remove cardboard or paper advertisements do you?
Michael Kelly
What you write, Sup Forums?
Dominic Lewis
Revok is a stupid faggot
Jaxon Perez
boycott all megacorporations, [[[they]]] are what have ruined the west.
Chase Hall
Water is a chemical
Alexander Ward
Who gives a fuck?
Muh property is such an Eternal Anglo fixation, inherited from the Jew.
I'm an artist myself, and if someone has stolen my work or ideas I seriously DO NOT give a fuck.
I will just draw something better. You cannot steal my hand.
Jayden Green
Sage. Kill yourself OP!
Camden Torres
Almost all modern day graffiti is done with permission. Especially the murals to which the post is referring. H&M doesn't care about gang bangers squiggly lines hastily sprayed on the side of a bridge.
>The more you know.
Nathaniel Morris
H&M doesn't want niggerscratch on their buildings and they're the bad guys, but south african marxists destroy an H&M building and that's OK
Evan Perez
Kys fsggot, this is a relavant post.
Grayson Harris
if they made the "coolest monkey in the jungle" sweatshirt in adult 4xl tall, i'd have five of them.
support the hell out of those rabble rousers.
Eli Foster
Graffiti means illegal you tard
Dylan Flores
wisdom.
Furthermore, ya look back at 70's New York or anywhere really and you see how money wasn't the motivator then, all those guys just wanted their name everywhere, hence trains being a great target to advertise around the whole city. This does the same thing but on steroids. Still no money (for now) but you are everywhere.