Canned
Call me petty, but I get a warm glow from the news that the paint pot and rollers, used by two moonbats to deface the Sydney Opera House in 2003 with a 'No War' message, will be destroyed by police. These effects had been seized as evidence, and the moonbats were hoping to retrieve and auction them for charity. Better still, this ensures that the pot and rollers will not end up as exhibits in the propaganda-heavy National Museum of Australia, next to Bob Brown's lifejacket.
(Also, full credit to the Age for describing the moonbats, in the linked article above, as vandals - without scare quotes - and not activists.)
Call me petty, but I get a warm glow from the news that the paint pot and rollers, used by two moonbats to deface the Sydney Opera House in 2003 with a 'No War' message, will be destroyed by police. These effects had been seized as evidence, and the moonbats were hoping to retrieve and auction them for charity. Better still, this ensures that the pot and rollers will not end up as exhibits in the propaganda-heavy National Museum of Australia, next to Bob Brown's lifejacket.
(Also, full credit to the Age for describing the moonbats, in the linked article above, as vandals - without scare quotes - and not activists.)
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