Anti-War Protestors Spray Paint Graffiti on Capitol Steps

GREAT! kudos I say. kudos.

to be truthfull i dont really se what the problem is... it was a peacefull protest and the spraypaint was allowed so whatever...another thing would have been if they caused some problem or vandilized the place iligally ... im not even shore if you could technecally call it "vandalisim" if they were permitid to do it in the first place

Bodozier, you got a big mouth and nothing of wisdom comes out of it.How would you like your property to be vandalized?Maybe when the war ends,we will spray paint all over your house (if you have one)THE WAR IS OVER!Think before you speak or act.

Government property IS public property. Besides it was charcoal chalk & it was NOT on the steps of the Capitol & nobody knew about it to allow it.

Really? They deserve to be shot? "I'll take graffiti any day over war". The protesters were peaceful. Why not report on the violence of police, who pushed, attacked, and drove motorcycles into protesters? It cost way more money to have police there to hit protesters than it cost to clean graffiti, of which there is graffiti dating back over 60 years from what I saw on the steps.

i hope all of you vandals get shot by the police next time. you all deserve it

dems some powfull whuds. who dat said by? i'm a trembuling in my boots wit antzipashun.

If you don't agree with something, that doesn't give you the right to break the law, and vandalize things. Since when does two wrongs make a right?

If they spray painted your building and nothing done about it, you sure wouldn't be saying that.

Unfortunately that reasoning is exactly part of this nations problem. By your reasoning, if I am against the war, I should deface public property. The voice of sanity would say that you can protest and still be respectful, protests are better served if fools don't take the attention off the real issue by defacing property, sanity says don't waste more of my tax dollars with pointless vandalism. What positive purpose did this vandalism serve the protest? Answer that question!