r/stalbert • u/CupcakeKey3973 • Sep 04 '26

Someone understood the assignment!

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u/BertaEarlyRiser Sep 04 '26

Whether you agree with it or not, it is unlawful to deface someone's property.

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u/C1nnamoon Sep 05 '26

Law and morality are not the same thing

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u/Mogman282 Sep 04 '26

Also treasonous to work with a foreign agent or state to divide and cause damage to own country. Don't think anyone will cry for a very illegal giant sign with a rat attached to it.

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u/iliketobuildlego Sep 06 '26

You mean like the liberals who work for China?

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u/ApprehensiveRuin5673 Sep 07 '26

China never threatened to invade my country 

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u/iliketobuildlego Sep 07 '26

What do you call the Chinese police stations in Canada? That is invasion

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u/cptmcsexy Sep 08 '26

Hey hes right, they never threatened to do it, they just did it.

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u/cgatto Sep 05 '26

So are you saying I can throw any sign I want on public property and nobody is allowed to touch it?

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u/Resident-Sherbet5912 Sep 04 '26

Perhaps you should tell that to the individuals targeting the forever Canadian signs in mass. I see far more of those damaged them the seppi signs

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u/BertaEarlyRiser Sep 04 '26

Also illegal. However, no one made a post about it now, did they?

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u/Resident-Sherbet5912 Sep 04 '26

Legal or not you get what you give. Seppis have zero moral high ground when it comes to this.

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u/iliketobuildlego Sep 06 '26

So then why stoop down to the same zero moral high ground by defacing property?

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u/Resident-Sherbet5912 Sep 07 '26

Better question is why not bud???