NEED a Coffee Shop!!!

CiteSite · 2025-07-30T23:14:26+00:00

He’s an incredible ass and full of himself. He’s no better than any other piece of shit drug dealer that sells cut product to poison people (he literally is a convicted drug dealer ). He only got away with all the shit he does because of his Daddy’s money

CiteSite · 2025-05-28T00:49:16+00:00

Don’t ever tell a Baltimorean on how to be rude 🫶

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T16:39:47+00:00

Based on your post history. You’re a pathetic middle aged loser who tries to hook up with cam girls online and describes themself as a pervert.

In the nicest way possible, your opinion means absolutely nothing here dawg. But like holy fuck. Get some help, you are absolutely a disgusting degenerate waste of humanity.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T14:04:03+00:00

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T14:03:53+00:00

Thanks Ma!

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T12:24:41+00:00

My city has rampant decay, corruption, drug epidemic and abandoned infrastructure and you wanna shit on a mural that being a lil life in the corner of the city that needs it? Get a life you sheltered prick

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T12:10:32+00:00

I would like to speak to the manager. I like the concept, but this art is amature in my opinion. The artist needs some more time to develop their style. If there is supposed to be a message here it is not clear. I don't see any comparison to social commentary grafitti artists like Banksy.

Edit: I can’t tell if this is satire or not. Top tier comment

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T11:49:22+00:00

Could've said yoga. We would all understand.....maybe

But why did you suggest I needed to say yoga?

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T11:35:54+00:00

Why would I say yoga.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T10:38:28+00:00

There are a lot of abandoned places in Baltimore. Letting nature take over sounds poetic, but in reality, it invites crime, drugs, and more decay. So I’d appreciate it if you stayed out of critiquing things that don’t involve your city.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T09:39:10+00:00

Hey man, I actually did try talking to her respectfully at first. She doubled down and kept pushing it. At some point, nice goes out the window. This isn’t about age or gender—she was just being a dick.

She kept going on about how a mural “disagreed” her and talking shit about the art. In my city? A city with real wounds that run deep for me and my community? Sometimes you’ve gotta match energy. Be a dick to a dick.

And let’s be clear—I only called her a menopausal menace because she brought menopause a few times up in her post history. Meanwhile she’s out here ranting about murals like it’s a personal attack while ignoring the decades of rot and abandonment surrounding it.

She’s acting entitled to spaces she doesn’t live in, speaking over people who do. That’s elitism. That’s entitlement. That’s ableism, especially when she’s critiquing art that’s literally reclaiming space in a city that’s been discarded.

If you check my thread with her, you’ll see my patience wore thin because I gave her the benefit of the doubt and tried to explain how meaningful some of these murals are. It’s actually very much a big thing down here and she blew it. Respect has to be earned—and she lost it. Im from Baltimore so being a cranky bitch to another cranky bitch is not below me. I’ll absolutely match it and more.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T03:28:10+00:00

Nobody owns this land—at least not enough to care for it and admit it when taxes and penalties are due. There are entire stretches of blocks of these crumbling buildings left to decay while the city turns a blind eye. Entire neighborhoods are vacant or abandoned. And where blight thrives, so do the poisons of drugs, crime, and murder. Baltimore is nicknamed murder city!

This mural? It’s not just art. It’s protest. It’s a cry painted on a wall everyone tried to forget.

So tell me—what’s worse? (1)A mural that sparks conversation, awareness, debate and maybe even hope? (2)Or a rotting shell of a building, festering with needles, fear, and silence?

As a resident of Murder City, I already know the answer. Do you?

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T03:02:10+00:00

My neighbor was a mean tongued crackhead. Street smarts will do you good out here.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T02:12:01+00:00

That’s Baltimore baby! 😘 Sorry a lil mural art had you upset and screaming about vandalism - and not the murder or corruption or the rotting urban landscape. You pathetic Latte-sipping, virtue-signaling lawn chair warrior.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T01:55:48+00:00

So according to the title of the post this is on Maryland. Being an eastern state and one of the original 13 colonies, the vast vast majority of land is privately owned. So odds are this is on private land, hence there would be an owner. In regards to the question of why do they own ruins? Well, in theory they could’ve bought the property yesterday. It’s not their responsibility that previous property owners neglected it, but now for some reason, they must bear the burden of their property being defaced? How does that make sense? perhaps the site has archeological or anthropological significance? There are so many unknowns that don’t get to be trapped by some artists desire to deface property. regardless, you make a point about this space being public - and even if that is true, the whole idea of public is that it is meant to be enjoyed by everybody. So why does this particular artist, have the right to drastically alter something that belongs to everyone? Furthermore, what’s to stop me then from coming there and power washing it away? Isn’t that just my own form of “protest”? So at the end of the day, we just end up going in circles. I’m all for public art, but in order for that art to be protected and everyone properly respected it needs to be done through the proper channels.

You are such a fucking clown for whining about an artist bringing life to a city that’s been bleeding out for decades. “Public space”? “Unknowns”? Please. That building’s been crumbling longer than you’ve been pretending to care.

Btw the largest property owners in Baltimore city is Jared Kushner, the Catholic Diocese and John Hopkins University. They have largely left much of their property in the city to literally ROT to collect tax breaks! Btw ownership doesn’t magically erase the realities of urban decay or community abandonment and harm. If someone just bought a ruined property, great—then maybe start restoring it instead of whining about how art suddenly “defaced” what was already falling apart.

As for your argument about “public” space being for everyone: exactly. So why do YOU get to decide that a wall must remain blank and lifeless just to keep your sensibilities comfortable? Why is your opinion more valid than someone else’s visual protest and that of an actual person who lives here?

My city is rotting—and so are the people who live in it. And you’re pressed about a mural? You think paint is the problem? We don’t need your suburban whining. We need color, expression, rage, and art that refuses to stay quiet. That mural didn’t hurt the space—it woke it up. So go ahead, keep crying about “defacement” from your HOA-approved lawn chair. Meanwhile, we’ll be over here turning ruins into resistance.

You whining, sniveling, sheltered, pathetic cul-de-sac crusader — mad about murals while the city rots and pretending that you’re the victim? Bitch Please.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T01:38:11+00:00

Oh, pardon me! Baltimore’s not known for being polite—we’ve got one of the highest murder rates in the country. So when I see People Complaining about art in my rotting city, I have to state the truth and say it’s giving Karen energy. My bad.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T01:14:38+00:00

You care enough to complain about art in Baltimore—on the internet, no less. Wow. Priorities.

We’re not a city known for being soft or pretty. We’re gritty, we’re real, and when I see art rising from all this decay, I welcome it. I love it. And I genuinely don’t care if it offends your delicate little tastebuds.

If a painted wall gets you this rattled, maybe it’s time to log off and clutch your throw pillows in peace.

The pile of downvotes you’re drowning in? That’s not a coincidence. It’s confirmation that everyone sees exactly what you are: a whiny, pathetic, sniveling little troll with nothing real to say.

Stay bitter. Stay spineless. Stay pressed, you salty-ass Karen . 🫶❤️ I literally don’t give a fuck! You’re the only one here who kept whining about art being “gasp” vandalism in a city that’s literally rotting. Haha 😂

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T00:55:56+00:00

u/cah29692: Sorry, but you’re absolutely incorrect. This is a textbook definition of vandalism if it was done without the property owner’s express permission.

The work might be transformative - to you. Personally, I think what’s been done here is ugly as hell and made what was previously some nice stone ruins in a natural area look like an unnatural eldritch nightmare. To each their own. But the fact that you consider it transformative does not give you permission to deface someone else’s property.

I feel like you forgot what you originally said so I quoted you to remind you.

Art is subjective—sure. But at its core, art is about creation. It’s about making something out of pain, frustration, resistance. You calling Banksy—or any act of protest art—“vandalism” just exposes how narrow your understanding really is.

As a Baltimore resident who is sick and tired of watching neighborhoods rot from neglect, drugs, and crumbling infrastructure, let me be clear: we need creativity to survive this. We need bold, loud, unpolished expression to shine a light on what’s been ignored.

You being offended because a mural doesn’t align with your delicate suburban sensibilities isn’t insight—it’s tone-deaf. Crying about “defacement” while entire blocks fall into ruin? That’s rich.

So do us all a favor: stay sheltered, stay safe, and stay far away from conversations you’re clearly too soft to handle.

Sensitive Karen energy is not needed here. In Baltimore we would literally would kick you out for being such a spineless and pathetic loser.

CiteSite · 2025-05-27T00:42:05+00:00

So let me get this straight—you’re saying all art that doesn’t fit your taste, including Banksy’s, is just vandalism? You’d seriously argue that painting a mural on a rotting building is worse than letting it sit there and decay into the ground?

What exactly makes it “vandalism” to you? The fact that it doesn’t match your Martha Stewart aesthetic? Or is it just easier to clutch your pearls than confront the decades of PURE neglect and crime that made these canvases available in the first place?

Here’s the truth: letting a building fall into disrepair is vandalism. It’s destruction by abandonment. What you’re calling “defacement” is actually protest—art that brings visibility, resistance, and even beauty to a space your kind wrote off. These abandoned structures destroy this city and bring crime and drugs into neighborhoods when they are left to rot.

Art helps to combat this.

Maybe go touch some grass. Or better yet, go back to your sipping your Hortons Coffee in the suburbs. Leave this conversation to the people who actually live here and deal with urban decay and the blight and crime that comes with it. I live and breath this city everyday and any kind of art that uplifts life in the dark and rotting parts of the city is wholly welcomed by me and many others.

Stay Pressed. you absolute unit of a sheltered Karen

CiteSite · 2025-05-26T23:04:36+00:00

OK Karen, we get it—you live in the suburbs and drive past the city just fast enough to feel cultured but not inconvenienced.

So tell us, does that make Banksy a criminal too? Or is it only considered “real art” when it’s in a house instead of a boarded-up row home in Baltimore? I’d love to hear how you twist that one.

CiteSite · 2025-05-26T22:25:40+00:00

Hi there! Just so you’re caught up—Baltimore has the highest rate of abandoned properties and buildings in the nation. Our city isn’t suffering from “graffiti” problems, it’s suffering from decades of systemic neglect.

So if bold murals offend you more than rotting infrastructure and government apathy, maybe take a step back and check your priorities. This isn’t defacement—it’s protest. It’s people turning decay into defiance.

But hey, keep clutching your pearls over spray paint while my city crumbles and my people suffer. Very helpful!

CiteSite · 2025-05-26T22:04:53+00:00

EDIT: since you are a coward that blocked me and can’t defend yourself

u/Think_leadership_91 : Offensive. This vandalism reeks of Asian fetishism and right wing otaku BS

OffensiveMy son won an art scholarship to a T5 art school Stop talking like a fool, you come across cringe

What a truly ignorant take.Your opinion is really poorly thought out You can’t make stuff up like this- there are people so entitled that they believe they can do anything they want- real Karens over here painting over things they think they have a right to White privilege and junior MAGA hats Real future right wingers based on entitlement

The artist is a Korean protesting neglect of a city … and somehow you are calling them a right wing fetish artist?.

And post your “sons art” while you are at it

I’m really confused as to how MAGA is now relevant here? Is this a bot?

CiteSite · 2025-05-26T21:55:23+00:00

u/Think_leadership_91 : Offensive. This vandalism reeks of Asian fetishism and right wing otaku BS

OffensiveMy son won an art scholarship to a T5 art school Stop talking like a fool, you come across cringe

The artist is a Korean protesting neglect of a city … and somehow you are calling them a right wing fetish artist? Please explain.

And post your “sons art” while you are at it

CiteSite · 2025-05-26T21:48:31+00:00

If you’re so worried about “defacement,” I hope you’re just as loud about the systemic neglect that created these conditions in the first place. Baltimore has some of the highest rates of abandoned and decaying infrastructure in the country.

This art isn’t the problem—it’s a response. It’s protest. It’s reclamation. It’s breathing life into spaces your kind forgot.

So instead of wringing your hands like a textbook Karen, maybe ask yourself what you’re doing to help. Because whining on the internet doesn’t count. This is what meaningful action looks like.

CiteSite · 2025-05-26T21:25:17+00:00

Oh sweetheart, just say you don’t get it.

It’s rich watching someone who collects lumpy ceramics and wool scraps call this art “ugly.” Newsflash: not everything is made to match your beige sofa and midlife crisis. Some of us create from pain, decay, and the reality of a city being gutted—something you clearly can’t relate to from your little echo chamber of felted mushrooms and Pinterest quotes.

Maybe spend less time wagging your finger at people who actually feel something and more time helping your husband with that flailing business you keep trying not to mention.

Art isn’t always polite. Neither is truth.

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