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Graffiti is beautiful part of the outside world, it's art that isn't contained by a canvas, and in my opinion is the purest, most unfiltered form of self expression. Graffiti can express an opinion, finish a thought and add a unique beauty to the plain industrial world. Without graffiti many would be left unheard. It is a voice for the voiceless. So lets all take a stand and legalize graffiti for good!

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They are wrong because of the appreciation for graffiti’s beauty, instead of viewing graffiti as vandalism, many realize the amount of skill necessary to create the street art and appreciate the message it delivers.  Many people admire Keith Haring, a famous graffiti artist from the 80s known for his artwork around New York City. Graffiti is a form of expression, and artists should be free to make their thoughts and beliefs public.  Serving as a way to avoid violence, graffiti is an outlet for many to express their feelings.  Making street art illegal limits the freedom of artists to create influential masterpieces.

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Reasons why people think graffiti is Vandalism.

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Reasons why people think graffiti is Vandalism.

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Most of the population these days believes that graffiti is vandalism. When i looked on some websites telling people why graffiti is vandalism, most of them say “unauthorized writing or drawing on a surface in a public place.” or "destroyed someone's property." these have been the cases ever since people started creating different types of graffiti. Large cities typically budget more money toward graffiti removal. In 2006 Chicago budgeted $6.5 million to clean up graffiti on the walls.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiEANFrq6hg
If you walked down a street in the city you  see or most likely see a form of graffiti, and you are automatically drawn to the colorful piece of artwork. You automatically see the form of graffiti because The human eye and brain together translate light into color. Light receptors within the eye transmit messages to the brain, which produces the familiar sensations of color.

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Graffiti became a medium for people to voice themselves and get their name out, coupled  of it being gleefully illegal. Simple tags exploded into personal styles and an art form with its own culture. Armed with cans of krylon, these young Americans established a new art form, and with it, its very own culture.

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While early humans did not have readily available a wide palette of perfectly,  mixed colors, mineral pigments were their tool of choice in this visual form of self-expression. The biggest differences between early human cave painters and modern American graffiti  artists are the tools that they used, yet they achieved the same ends: spraying images from the creative ether into the physical world.

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Graffiti, in the modern sense, is said to have originated from the  years of the United States where people began to write on box cars and gang graffiti from the 20s and 30s. By definition, graffiti is a public exhibition that is typically inherently illegal. Other people would disagree. IT IS A FORM OF ART.