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Where do you draw the line then? I'm glad you think that gobbing on people's possessions and exposing your anus in their faces is 'par for the course', but I'm afraid not everyone shares your view that this is acceptable simply because it comes under the umbrella of avant-garde performance art.

Would urinating on someone still be acceptable? Or would defecation cross the line? This is nothing more than a bullying, degenerate form of exhibitionism masquerading as art, and the flippant apologies you make for it only highlight the insidious way in which this kind of nastiness has become largely accepted by the artistic establishment.

adam1890 , Playwright , 07/06/11 , 359 AP

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Where do you draw the line then? I'm glad you think that gobbing on people's possessions and exposing your anus in their faces is 'par for the course', but I'm afraid not everyone shares your view that this is acceptable simply because it comes under the umbrella of avant-garde performance art.

Would urinating on someone still be acceptable? Or would defecation cross the line? This is nothing more than a bullying, degenerate form of exhibitionism masquerading as art, and the flippant apologies you make for it only highlight the insidious way in which this kind of nastiness has become largely accepted by the artistic establishment.

adam1890 , Playwright , 07/06/11 , 359 AP
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