Both of which are hugely significant problems for ordinary Britains
. I see platitudes about tolerance, however disingenuous and condescending, as probably the lesser of two evils. But I hate all adverting, particularly ads on the landscape like billboards that you can’t avoid. Many cities now have no billboard/outdoor advertising bans, ones you wouldn’t expect like São Paulo, and I’d advocate for none at all than argue about the content
(, Sat 22 Jan 2022, 22:46, Reply)
If they turned all the billboards to canvasses for arts/crafts, it would be a different atmosphere than the advertisers trying to out-shout or out-manipulate each other.
(, Sat 22 Jan 2022, 23:05, Reply)
They're not usually trying to make a point. This particular one is in Butetown, 'Tiger Bay', probably Wales' least white area that has been either demonised or ignored at various times as a result. People who live there seem to like the mural.
(, Sun 23 Jan 2022, 0:10, Reply)
I'm uncomfortable with overtly political murals though.
(, Sun 23 Jan 2022, 0:31, Reply)
The Provisional DIY
(, Sun 23 Jan 2022, 20:36, Reply)
People from Cardiff of different politics don't seem to have had a problem with it, but /links can find the politics in anything.
At worse it's probably a bit of an empty platitude. I think the local outrage also ties in with a broader feeling in Cardiff that anything a community likes, industrial heritage etc, inevitable gets steamrollered by developers.
Was the 'soulless' in your title accidental then? I thought maybe it was a pun on soul crew.
(, Sun 23 Jan 2022, 0:46, Reply)
It can be read as a govt sponsored PC diversity message or as a threat to the white working class culture of Britain!!! *cue flag waving, spitfires overhead, Elgar, etc*.
(, Sun 23 Jan 2022, 1:06, Reply)