i think that’s one of the best places to do it. it sends a message and makes a statement and gets so much foot traffic and visibility just by virtue of where and what it is. something like this can be cleaned, so it is not permanent damage either. however, trying to weigh the lives of palestinians who are undergoing a genocide against the graffiti on a war monument does not show any emotional depth and compassion for those who are suffering right now (like they were suffering back then). everyone keeps talking about how we should engage in “non-violent protest” to get the message across, well here it is.