You're emotionally upset. I get that. It's hard when people make you actually think about things and challenge assumptions. Tell me what is the difference between vandalism and art? Why do people use a term like vandalism (which implies violence and destruction) when what we are actually talking about is painting on a wall? Why do people feel it is more socially acceptable to stake an imaginary claim to territory and assert it through force than to create art on something that already exists and many will see? Why does society feel justified putting people in cages and charging them obscene amounts of money for painting on a wall that someone else would prefer remain white? People promote freedom but very few actually mean it. And many get trapped in a rigid cultural mindset and judge harshly based on society's rules as if they're objective. That is much more dangerous to me than 'vandalism'.