15 Replies to “O, Great Spirit Of Cascadia”

  1. The judge is a moron who didn’t read the law, and should be graffiti’d into oblivion

    1. The judge is an UNNAMED moron, protected from criticism and opprobrium by his Anonymity.

      Want to get that temporary injunction overturned? Start putting up “right wing” graffiti like “Support the Police,” “Enforce the Law,” and “Arrest Drug Dealers.”

      “Hate” speech like that will immediately change the judge’s mind.

  2. Seattle citizens voted for this, they can live with it.

    Be interesting if the judge’s house and car was covered with graffiti.

  3. To be honest, I don’t see this type of vandalism being punished anywhere. Looked at any trains lately? Oh it’s art!

    1. It’s … art by the disenfranchised art community. We must all accommodate the … underserved communities of artists. Next: Laws against minors buying spray paint cans ruled unconstitutional.

      1. Those type of “artists” are the equivalent of smokers who consider the entire world as their ashtray.

        1. That ashtray can be 10’ tall by 50’ long. The “art” spray cans ain’t cheap , si who’s doin it?
          The judge’s relatives?

    1. Yep. I went straight for this headline:
      “Dingbat Federal Judge Marsha J. Pechman attempts to legalize all property damage in Seattle (under $750).”
      When I see avoidances like this I assume the source has been compromised. Breitbart is now Fox Light, Hot Air is now Anal Wind etc. It’s disgusting how people throw in the towel for a little money or to hide that they’ve been naughty with their pee-pees.

      1. When I see avoidances like this I assume the source has been compromised.

        Trips my alarms as well. “Judge” was used nine times…no name. Would you refer to a certain Senator pushing a piece of legislation as “Senator” throughout an article without once mentioning his name? No.
        Just weird.

  4. No political will exists.. Social workers run the show.. Pretty much the same as transgenders in woman’s sport.. A small group of people have declared their “rights” have given them ownership..

    We used to call them squatters.. Run them off with a fire hose and a 2X4.. Those days are gone.. Moms a whore and dads a drunk and neither one of them bother to come home anymore.. Expecting to maintain curb appeal on a deadbeat rental property that used to be your city?..

    I don’t think it can be fixed.. A city is just a reflection of the people who live in it.. Expecting them to “burn themselves out” or expecting me to provide running commentary when they wont even make eye contact with me..

  5. In a culture and captured institutional environment intentionally wallowing in the corrosion of group and positive rights, the resulting cultural and societal vandalism that follows is artistically and metaphorically captured by vandalized private property (rights) condoned by the same body that exist to protect rights. It’s a metaphor for today’s America.

  6. If latter day San Francisco is “Sodom”, dos that make Seattle “Gomorrah”, or is that title reserved for Washington, DC?

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