It's incredibly mindless. Anything as a rallying point, no matter how inappropriate.
I'll disagree with the 'more parliamentary' sentiment though. This country is bipolar enough without the additional mindless rhetoric that would likely spread from that kind of debate. I always thought Tony Blair looked like such a little B word when watching video of Parliamentary debates.
Nothing I haven't said already. A lawn was spray painted and you want to launch a major investigation an put the sprayer away. Step back. It's the kind of schitt that high school kids do all the time. We're not hunting them and sending them to Attica because they're useless.
You're obviously not moving off of your righteous attitude, so why do you feel like you have to prove you're right about something so subjective?
Disorderly conduct is a stretch. Maybe destruction of property, though no lasting damage was likely done. If that's just for starters, please continue with you laundry list of charges. Be creative.
In the big picture it's still just painting grass.
I don't think the "vandalism" in question is ok by any stretch, but if you want to compensate me like Leodis is compensated, you can spary paint my lawn every week.
It's kind of like a serial killer who repents, confesses his sins and gets rewarded with a one-way ticket to heaven.
It's as if he never even strangled all those strippers.