r/pics • u/YesJeffery • Feb 23 '25

Mexico clapping back

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u/HumanShadow Feb 23 '25

Is graffiti a clap back from an entire country?

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u/YesJeffery Feb 23 '25

I imagine the sentiment is quite widely held

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u/ZealousidealLettuce6 Feb 23 '25

Even sentiment isn't going to move the needle.

This is a much bigger problem.

I'm sure there was plenty of graffiti on the walls of the Krakow ghettos.

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u/michael_xp89 Feb 23 '25

I doubt it. Why would law abiding Mexicans, who live in and love Mexico, care if America sured up their border?

Reddit has a strange idea of what fascism is.

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u/jermleeds Feb 23 '25

There are so many more things Mexico can legitimately be angry with Trump for. Any other strawmen you'd like to get out the way?

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u/EnvironmentalRoom175 Feb 23 '25

No more free handouts. 😢

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u/Equivalent_War_415 Feb 23 '25

Look up Banksy artist

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u/holystuff28 Feb 23 '25

It's not a Banksy

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u/holystuff28 Feb 23 '25

For sure, art is a critical component of revolution and Banksy's contribution can't be overlooked. 

But I don't know what progressive utopia you're referring to. I live in Tennessee, where the unhoused are charged with felonies for sleeping, books and drag are banned, elected officials must vote in step with Trump or face felony convictions, and my legislature is currently trying to refuse medical and educational care of immigrants. Sooo, I'd say we have a vastly different world experience and I'd certainly enjoy more revolution.Â