ohio jones wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 11:30 pm
Josh wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 8:53 pm Highly divisive Pride flags shouldn’t be on public property anywhere, period.
"Art" should not preempt the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, which is where the proper striping for crosswalks is stipulated.
i hope Florida HB901 passes, and becomes a trend.
Wording needs to cover flags AND logos, obviously, there will be those who want to test boundaries, bully their way, etc.
Count on it.
The focus is on achieving neutral gov spaces.
Not unlike keeping Christian crosses away from gov property.
If local governments want to allow temporary licenses for festive street occasions done by private citizens, maybe that should be allowed.
When i was about 10, walking home from school one day, there was a patch of fresh cement in the sidewalk.
i could not resist imprinting my initials with a stick - using my very best printing! i was so pleased.
That did not end well.
i learned some new words for my effort: DEFACING PUBLIC PROPERTY
It did not occur to me to go to City Hall to get a permit.
i presume the folks responsible in above street art got their permits.
In any event, temporary permitted art/graffitti is not the focus of the Florida bill, nor others elsewhere hoping to see gov properties stripped of extraneous political emblems/symbols/flags/logos. Too much was allowed, now to correct.
Save the double-talk. A painted flag is a flag.