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Is Yard Bombing Art Or Vandalism

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Is yard bombing art or vandalism? When I first saw the yard bombing images it reminded me of graffiti. Yard bombing and graffiti also share the similarities in that they both can appear to be vandalism. Last month in the metro there was an article complaining about this large graphic picture of rapper Drake that was on the side of a building he owned. He thought it was art while others thought it was graffiti and an eye sore. “Business told to remove Drake mural deemed 'graffiti ' in city letter After sending letter calling commissioned artwork 'graffiti vandalism, ' city now says it 's fine” http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/drake-mural-toronto-1.3857145 What I found funny is that the city had

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