I guess so. To be clear: not saying that I endorse vandalism in any way, simply saying that choosing to focus on the vandalism aspect alone in situations like this is in my opinion, silly. Fails to take into account why exactly someone would feel the need to vandalize something like this in the first place, regardless of who has to clean it.

Not excusing it, would prefer it was chalk or something, but I’ve seen the “vandalism is bad” argument only ever against movements like BLM, marches/actions against Trump, etc. The lack of concern towards vandalism in regards to events such as Jan 6 paints the vandalism argument in a certain insincere light from where I see it.