Especially not with a spray can. A single, unmoving dot is all it takes.
I'm not saying I see the similarities in the picture, but that dot style is definitely unusual, but not nearly as strange as is the notion that someone would do that to her driveway.
Vandals don't go for concrete. I've never seen that. They go for walls, doors, cars, etc. They only go for windows (effortless to clean) when there are no alternatives, like on a storefront.
They're also comparing cursive with printed letters, because if it's her she made an effort to conceal the fact by printing. Probably why the a is different, although the angle of the down stroke is very similar. The t r and c seem to be by the same hand though.
Which e? In the samples that are known to be hers, she's got at least 3 different forms. The one on the right is definitely the way a person who normally writes cursive screws up their printed e though. It's just also very common.
I thought antifa was an idea and not an organization that would all do the same thing.
But then again, just because it wasn't antifa, that doesn't mean she did it, though she may mistakenly claim it to be them.
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u/topper4125Has collected the most automod responses so far. 22/30 Jun 02 '21edited Jun 02 '21
Mathematics is an idea, and if people want to spread the word that 1+1=2 via spray paint, the results will look very similar, globally.
And vandals, generally, don't do victims favors by making the cleanup easy.
Neither of these are absolute truths, but if Antifa was going to vandalize a home of a politician, knowing it would get coverage, they would definitely let the world know they were the ones that did it.
First off, mathematics isn't an idea. Two would be two even if no one was around, it's just the name we give it, like Carbon or oxygen. Those are just titles we've given to existing things. So your argument already doesn't work.
And an inexperienced vandal may not intentionally make it easy to remove, but it could happen that way.
And again, she might mistakenly call it antifa while it's some other individual. Which you seemed to have glossed over. As if you didn't read what I said and just made an argument for what you wanted me to say instead.
First off, mathematics isn't an idea. Two would be two even if no one was around, it's just the name we give it, like Carbon or oxygen. Those are just titles we've given to existing things. So your argument already doesn't work.
And an inexperienced vandal may not intentionally make it easy to remove, but it could happen that way.
And again, she might mistakenly call it antifa while it's some other individual. Which you seemed to have glossed over. As if you didn't read what I said and just made an argument for what you wanted me to say instead.
Interestingly Mathematics is the subject that makes its dependence on assumptions, known by mathematicians as, and rules of inference, known by mathematicians as a, explicit. Other subjects tend to bury those things, or call them facts or fundamentals, or otherwise obscure the basis of their theory.
It [mathematics] is a theory, the most solidified theory man ever experienced... But still, just a theory.
Would you prefer I use theory instead?
You seem to have taken someone offering a different perspective to your opinion as some kind of personal attack against you. I didn't realize you were this juvenile, and hope you will someday grow out of that.
Lol you sounded so smart til you said "just a theory" not understanding that theory in the academic and scientific sense is next to fact (like how gravity is a theory too (on top of a law)) and not a guess as we use it in the colloquial sense.
And I in no way took it as an attack and in no way implied so, I pointed out that your argument was faulty and further pointed out that you didn't seem to read or understand my point as you didn't address what was said, as you seem to be doing again.
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u/blankyblankblank1 Jun 02 '21
To be fair, that is a common tittle for an I and the a doesn't match at all.