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Originally Posted by mostpost
There have been a number of these attacks on iconic paintings. The one thing I noticed on everyone of them the painting was not damaged. It just needed to be cleaned up a bit. The environmental activists obviously chose carefully what they threw on the painting.
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Even nasty chemicals aren't as strong as they used to be, as long as whatever is thrown on it is immediately cleaned off most likely no damage will be done. I suppose in your warped mind as long as they aren't throwing full strength muriatic acid on a priceless work of art, no harm no foul and they should get off with a slap on the wrist.
On the flip side if someone threw water based paint on a statue of Saint George Floyd, you would want the book thrown at them.
You are about as stupid as those environmental activists and determine your opinion of destruction and violence based on the cause for which it is perpetrated. Typical moronic Democrat, I condone all of it. Jan 6th and a BLM riot same thing as far as I am concerned, but most of the BLM riots were more destructive and violent.