Seen on the Street
I was forwarded this image of what the sender claims to be graffiti in suburban Mitchieville. Apparently this slogan has popped up in a few places over the past few days. My correspondent, a respected community organizer in some of Mitchieville's most disadvantaged neighbourhoods, tells me that a growing number of Mitchievillians are concerned that the move to the new site may involve the removal of freedoms and benefits they've long taken for granted. Combined with the rancour and suspiciously convenient coincidence of the climax of an election campaign, I'm glad to be far away from it all.Still, I can't tell whether this graffiti is meant to scare me into voting for Lisa, or scare me out of voting for Lisa.
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