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[quote user="joegreen"][quote user="gardendance"] [quote user="joegreen"] There really wasnt any questions in the first place. I know graffiti is illegal, you know its illegal, and so does everyone else. Its been stated many times here and every signle time a graffiti subject comes up. That said, its not goin to stop anyone just because its a law. As long as there are rules or laws put in place, there will always be people who want to defy them.As far as painting your own house....that may also not be "legal" when you think about it. If i tagged up my own house the neighbors would get their pantaloons in a bunch and complain to the city.[/quote][quote user="joegreen"] Yes, Ill admit I know waaay too much about graffiti... so much that a person with very little or no knowledge of graffiti upon hearing my statements would believe I have done graffiti... This whole thread probably wouldnt even have been posted had it not been for my obvious support of graffiti on this forum...furthermore I will aslo deny nothing[swg]....good day.[/quote]Joe, a few posts ago in this thread I asked how you would feel if someone else tagged your property. I was using the lazyman's "you", I should have asked you, in your capacity as someone who knows "waaay too much about graffiti", how would a tagger feel if someone else tagged his home without his. But I'm also interested in how you would feel if someone else tagged your home without your permission.You also mention "my obvious support of graffiti". Frankly I haven't read any of your posts outside of this thread. Why do you support graffiti, or can you point me to your other posts which answer why?[/quote] Its an unwritten code kinda thing in the graff world. You dont usually hit places of religion or personal homes/cars unless they are abandoned. [/quote]If graff artists have an unwritten code to not hit certain places, what is different about the places they do hit?  Why are those places OK to hit?
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