People are getting arrested for expressing how they feel with art.Many people are being arrested.Graffiti should not be a crime. It should not be a crime because it could possibly inspire young people to do art and could also help them figure out what they may or may not want to do as an adult. Therefore, graffiti shouldn't be a crime because it could inspire young people to try it out. Also it would help a younger person figure out what they may or may not want to do as an adult.
I do not believe that urban graffiti is a bad thing, in fact i believe that is is a way for people to express themselves if there is no other way that they can. “The Manchester artist didn't go to jail. However, when sentencing London tagger Daniel “Tox” Halpin to jail in 2011, the prosecutor told the jury, “He is no Banksy. He doesn’t have the artistic skills.” But this distinction between “good” and “bad” …show more content…
This means that we are all equal and that no matter what, everyone is equal. In this case, A good street artist was not arrested, because his art was “good”, but another street artist was arrested because his art was “bad”. This, to me, does not show equality.Nobody should have to be put in jail for something that they probably thought was ok to do, because somebody else did this and did not get arrested. For example, in paragraph nine, they state “the city walls are transformed into a blank canvas for the highly successful annual NuArt festival.”. This could mean people really enjoy just to even look at the art that other people have
I do not believe that urban graffiti is a bad thing, in fact i believe that is is a way for people to express themselves if there is no other way that they can. “The Manchester artist didn't go to jail. However, when sentencing London tagger Daniel “Tox” Halpin to jail in 2011, the prosecutor told the jury, “He is no Banksy. He doesn’t have the artistic skills.” But this distinction between “good” and “bad” …show more content…
This means that we are all equal and that no matter what, everyone is equal. In this case, A good street artist was not arrested, because his art was “good”, but another street artist was arrested because his art was “bad”. This, to me, does not show equality.Nobody should have to be put in jail for something that they probably thought was ok to do, because somebody else did this and did not get arrested. For example, in paragraph nine, they state “the city walls are transformed into a blank canvas for the highly successful annual NuArt festival.”. This could mean people really enjoy just to even look at the art that other people have