S. Maturin

If it is 'art' is it publicly-funded?

If it's political propaganda, should it get the same tender treatment pro-Trump expressions usually get by the convulsing, left-wing terrorist?

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/03/20/artist-defends-anti-trump-billboard.html

boatbob2

What a bunch of dumb asses,,,,,,

LAPhil Loc: Los Angeles, CA

I wonder if the city would have been as tolerant of a billboard showing Obama swinging from a tree? I hope somebody blows this damn thing up. In the meantime I don't think I'll be visiting Phoenix any time soon.

boatbob2

A picture of obozo,swinging from a tree,with an 18 inch long KIELBASA in his mouth,would be more appropriate.

S. Maturin

Good question, but applying what the demprogs do to what conservatives do is truly an exercise in futility when one addresses a liberal with that logic. I do believe they should 'have things done onto them as they do unto others'.

Have a great time in that city. It was named after a magical, mythical bird after all.

Carol Kelly

Amen!

Carol Kelly

It's definitely propaganda. Should the sign be allowed to remain? Hell, no. Down with it today. This anti Trump stuff us out of hand. These people should be arrested, tried by a court following the Constitution, then taken out and shot. We shouldn't have to support them in jail. Just get rid of them shamefully the way they're trying to do to Trump. They
are trying to overthrow the government and, I believe, that's against the law. We all see it, even the left learners.

LAPhil Loc: Los Angeles, CA

As I said, I won't be going there anytime soon. Hopefully a lot of other people will follow suit.

LAPhil Loc: Los Angeles, CA

Well you can't take them out and shoot them, nor should you, but I totally sympathize with your feelings. This kind of thing really pushes the limits of free speech and I think it needs to be looked at from that perspective. Free speech doesn't mean you can force everyone else to hear or see it.

S. Maturin

Then there's the issue of a great liberal tool- vandalism.

THUNDERBOLT

When I moved to CA way back in the mid 80's, a new sign
was going up on the 405 Freeeway.

The sign: LITTLE SAIGON... (this exit)

Every couple of days, the sign would be torn down. (Viet Vets)
Only to be replaced...Torn down...Only to be peplaced.
And now, here we are...Little Saigon: The largest city in America
without a "Dog Pound"...(think about it)


Actually, I liked the sign. (as art) I wonder what the world would say about this display.
Maybe they might wake up and say, "SHIT, now what?"

Just like I think the best looking military dress uniforms were the
Germans in those full leather outfits, bad ass logos and boots. (style)
Side bar: Hugo Boss's grandfather designed those uniforms.
In fact, I saw a bumper sticker that said:
"You can't spell BOSS without the SS"

And this REBEL flag thing: I always thought that was one of the best looking flags.(design) Lived in both North & South Carolina for 20 years.
Never heard anyone say, It's about hating the black race. It was about
wearing the logo proudly, about loving the South
and it just works on top of a camper at a NASCAR race.

That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.
ThunderBolt

Yea baby...now that is dessert

S. Maturin

It's all about the dog roast & puppy soup, isn't it?

About that coveted 'Stars & Bars'.. a lot of us northerners sympathize with those who "lost" that coveted flag.. and no way in hell did it ever mean *slavery*.
Most with whom I associate also see that flag as a symbol of states' rights and rugged individualism.
But, hell, nowadays, any damned thing can be labeled 'intolerant' except for the intolerant behavior of the dedicated cultists of the Left Church members.
The guy who said liberal demprogs were lacking "religion" did not really think that through.

As for that sign- 'do onto others as they do unto you' is my motto.