Political Activism In The Streets

maw said:
Yeah, post the pics. Where I live we really don't see any of that. I see paid posters put up by both parties, and they often get defaced. That, at least for me, is a no-no. Trash put up by a local idiots - That I am all for removing.
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Lucky you. Here in Palermo along Libertador we have to endure those "equipos de difusion" posters all the time. I believe the most revolting was the one they pasted when Chavez died. Chavez!!! :eek:

I also remember the one with Cristina, Insaurralde and the Pope.

And yet the Ks keep wondering what they did wrong... Come on! :rolleyes:
 
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