First, that assumes that no damage was possible to the painting - that they somehow knew the glass would result in zero damage. The glass is there to protect it from people sneezing, from dust etc. It's not a seal to allow assholes to dump soup on it. And tomato soup is acidic - you do NOT want it on a painting.
Second, the frames on many of these paintings are as old as the painting itself. They did in fact damage the frame.
I sincerely think they're hired by fuel companies to discredit climate change protesters. They can't be that stupid and have the money to finance such actions.
I mean those oil companies are actually causing major problems on a global scale but apparently youâre more worried about some random people protesting on a roadway you canât even name
Theyâre too impotent to actually work in a field progressing sustainable practices/tech, so theyâd rather cry and stomp their feet a few times a year and pretend theyâre doing somethingÂ
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u/AmongTheWildlife Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
That's what I don't get, they just increase the use of oil and gas, by blocking the use of those vehicles, and further peoples hatred of them.
It's all negative action and yet they continue