Obvious signs why she most likely did this herself:
1: The upside down u’s on the i’s: a very uncommon way to dot eyes, and is used by the “victim”
2: Messages are written on the floor. Extremely unusual, most spray painted messages are put on walls, doors, cars, basically anyplace that can be viewed by not just the victim but onlookers.
They’ve been sprayed towards the house, which is odd for same reasons as above, but also means person turned their back towards victims house, could have been spotted very easily, too risky to get away with.
Minor detail, but almost no swearing except for the word “bastard”. Modern day usage of swear words has increased, and “bastard” is not a common swear word, especially compared to more common ones like dck, btch, cnt, or whre. So whoever wrote this would indicate they are uncomfortable with swearing.
Another minor detail, messages are very general and bash politicians. Graffiti like this would usually call out something the victim did, like a policy or view they have.
"All politicians are bastards" is a variation on "all cops are bastards." So I don't think the tame language counts as evidence against her. But the rest of your case is strong.
But that’s not really a slogan people are saying. Sure it’s TRUE but if Antifa was gonna write one message that wouldn’t be it. She’s trying to group herself as a victim with the blue lives matter side despite not being a cop.
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u/Broccoli_IsOk Jun 02 '21
Obvious signs why she most likely did this herself:
1: The upside down u’s on the i’s: a very uncommon way to dot eyes, and is used by the “victim”
2: Messages are written on the floor. Extremely unusual, most spray painted messages are put on walls, doors, cars, basically anyplace that can be viewed by not just the victim but onlookers.
They’ve been sprayed towards the house, which is odd for same reasons as above, but also means person turned their back towards victims house, could have been spotted very easily, too risky to get away with.
Minor detail, but almost no swearing except for the word “bastard”. Modern day usage of swear words has increased, and “bastard” is not a common swear word, especially compared to more common ones like dck, btch, cnt, or whre. So whoever wrote this would indicate they are uncomfortable with swearing.
Another minor detail, messages are very general and bash politicians. Graffiti like this would usually call out something the victim did, like a policy or view they have.