Game to destroy CCTV cameras: vandalism or valid protest?

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Activists in Berlin are teaming up to trash surveillance cameras. Points are given, with bonus scores for the most innovative modes of destruction.

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Created by JessieLee 16 weeks 5 days ago – Made popular 16 weeks 3 days ago
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Public property cannot be vandalized

freeman 16 weeks 5 days 37 min 32 sec ago

If they are tax payers then wouldn't the cameras sort of be their own property? I don't think you can vandalize your own property.

At least that is one way to look at it.

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Re: Public property cannot be vandalized

cyberdoo78 15 weeks 6 days 12 hours 7 min ago

As I understand the word 'vandalism', it applies to all property, both public and private. You can most certainly destroy your own property. You can also deface your own property. So you can in fact vandalize your own property.

"Public" property is property that is held in common, that is, while you have some ownership of it, you also share that ownership. My opinion is that it would be an act of aggression to vandalize commonly held property without consent of all the property owners before hand.

I get your point however, I just don't think you are correct on this one.

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