BBC out shilling for the anti-demonstration, anti-protest government again this morning.
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BBC out shilling for the anti-demonstration, anti-protest government again this morning.
Apparently it cost taxpayers £150K to remove Banksy works from public buildings.
A few things spring to mind:
1) The street value of these works would have far eclipsed the cost of removing them.
2) Banksy is recognised enough now to argue removing his vandalism is vandalism in its self.
3) Funny how it's our money now, but not when it being used to aid genocide.
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BBC out shilling for the anti-demonstration, anti-protest government again this morning.
Apparently it cost taxpayers £150K to remove Banksy works from public buildings.
A few things spring to mind:
1) The street value of these works would have far eclipsed the cost of removing them.
2) Banksy is recognised enough now to argue removing his vandalism is vandalism in its self.
3) Funny how it's our money now, but not when it being used to aid genocide.
@Kneewax 4) Anyone charging £150,000 to clean a wall should be prosecuted for fraud. Also whoever approved the contract. It would cost less to build a new one.
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BBC out shilling for the anti-demonstration, anti-protest government again this morning.
Apparently it cost taxpayers £150K to remove Banksy works from public buildings.
A few things spring to mind:
1) The street value of these works would have far eclipsed the cost of removing them.
2) Banksy is recognised enough now to argue removing his vandalism is vandalism in its self.
3) Funny how it's our money now, but not when it being used to aid genocide.
@Kneewax guardian, too
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BBC out shilling for the anti-demonstration, anti-protest government again this morning.
Apparently it cost taxpayers £150K to remove Banksy works from public buildings.
A few things spring to mind:
1) The street value of these works would have far eclipsed the cost of removing them.
2) Banksy is recognised enough now to argue removing his vandalism is vandalism in its self.
3) Funny how it's our money now, but not when it being used to aid genocide.
@Kneewax Art is priceless.
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BBC out shilling for the anti-demonstration, anti-protest government again this morning.
Apparently it cost taxpayers £150K to remove Banksy works from public buildings.
A few things spring to mind:
1) The street value of these works would have far eclipsed the cost of removing them.
2) Banksy is recognised enough now to argue removing his vandalism is vandalism in its self.
3) Funny how it's our money now, but not when it being used to aid genocide.
That is a historic work of art and should be protected.
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BBC out shilling for the anti-demonstration, anti-protest government again this morning.
Apparently it cost taxpayers £150K to remove Banksy works from public buildings.
A few things spring to mind:
1) The street value of these works would have far eclipsed the cost of removing them.
2) Banksy is recognised enough now to argue removing his vandalism is vandalism in its self.
3) Funny how it's our money now, but not when it being used to aid genocide.
@Kneewax @quixoticgeek Remove it? They should have sold tickets. Fucking troglodytes.
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