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Essay Graffiti: Freedom of Expression or Crime?
Graffiti is controversial topic for society as it can mean freedom of expression or be considered a crime. The author of “Stop Graffiti Vandalism Now-or Not” argues that Toronto's anti-graffiti campaign is pointless its rational blasted, and its claims unsupported. However, weather the author can see it or not, Graffiti is a form of vandalism that is often associated with other types of crime is destructive, offensive and should not be imposed on people in public spaces. The Toronto's municipality has made a poster about graffiti that declares “Stop Graffiti Vandalism Now” because the municipality target is to make city clear and more vibrant to pleasing the eye of everyone in the city. Municipality of Toronto's also released a new-law by enforcement officer that if a owner or occupant of their property has graffiti on the house exterior or building exterior they have to clean it up within the certain period of time or will be fined up to $5000. The website of municipality already published to hate graffiti and gang-tagging, but they don't have such a law to convinced public to hate graffiti. Graffiti is despicable for few reasons for society preference are risk of health, safety of pubic, private property value decreases, loss of business opportunities and loss enjoyment of community. On the other side the municipality is much more concerned about public's health, safety and welfare then they should also look after people who are living on the streets, under-the-bridges and train stations. While some people argue that graffiti is a form of art, in reality, it is extremely hurtful and associated with criminal. I would consider graffiti is a part of art but it is has some terrible effects and it associated with trouble and other types of crime preference are arrested by police, thrown in jails for long term and criminal charges which most of the people can't afford. I would like to also mention if the
Graffiti is controversial topic for society as it can mean freedom of expression or be considered a crime. The author of “Stop Graffiti Vandalism Now-or Not” argues that Toronto's anti-graffiti campaign is pointless its rational blasted, and its claims unsupported. However, weather the author can see it or not, Graffiti is a form of vandalism that is often associated with other types of crime is destructive, offensive and should not be imposed on people in public spaces. The Toronto's municipality has made a poster about graffiti that declares “Stop Graffiti Vandalism Now” because the municipality target is to make city clear and more vibrant to pleasing the eye of everyone in the city. Municipality of Toronto's also released a new-law by enforcement officer that if a owner or occupant of their property has graffiti on the house exterior or building exterior they have to clean it up within the certain period of time or will be fined up to $5000. The website of municipality already published to hate graffiti and gang-tagging, but they don't have such a law to convinced public to hate graffiti. Graffiti is despicable for few reasons for society preference are risk of health, safety of pubic, private property value decreases, loss of business opportunities and loss enjoyment of community. On the other side the municipality is much more concerned about public's health, safety and welfare then they should also look after people who are living on the streets, under-the-bridges and train stations. While some people argue that graffiti is a form of art, in reality, it is extremely hurtful and associated with criminal. I would consider graffiti is a part of art but it is has some terrible effects and it associated with trouble and other types of crime preference are arrested by police, thrown in jails for long term and criminal charges which most of the people can't afford. I would like to also mention if the