"Get rich or get out," anti-gentrification sidewalk graffiti at Dolores Park in #sf. pic.twitter.com/8atsRltB4D
— Jeff Elder (@JeffElder) May 10, 2014
That’s pretty much the clearest statement I’ve seen so far.
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12 Responses to “Get rich or get out”
Allan Hough (7858)
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“We’ll try absolutely anything to solve the housing crisis except building more housing” is probably too long to fit on a cool stencil, isn’t it?
Because they’re not looking to accommodate anyone else, of course; they want to kick new people out and feel cool again.
You are both bringing a lot to this stencil that isn’t there. This is an expression of what it feels like for many people living in SF right now.
This.
Sidewalk trolling.
That’s terrific. Well said.
Stoopid.
Predictably, you are dumb and wrong yet again.
it reads more like a “pro” gentrification stencil
Satire in the tradition of “A Modest Proposal”.
“Satire is what closes on Saturday night.”
–George S. Kaufman
(Kaufman was known for, among many things, having an enormous penis — due to a court reading of the diary of his mistress, Mary Astor. So there.)
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