Having recently been around America, and noticed how clean and tidy their environment is, it brings to obvious clarity just how tagged up we are here in NZ. There is such a simple way of reducing the amount of tagging, but it needs a government legislation change.
American law, has in effect made it illegal to purchase a spray paint can, uner the age of 18. As well, you must sign for the can, provide proof of age, and address ( with government id card, eg: drivers licence etc)

So, for the artists or work people who do require to use spray cans for legitimate purposes, they can still obtain the paint, and for any one else buying the paint, they are recorded any how. Makes it easier to track them down if they persist in wanting to tagg.!!

The next move would be to moote a change to our local politican.

It would ceratinly cut down on rate payers cost of having to have the tagging removed.

Another suggestion would be to provide a large walled area, somehwere specific,purpose made, and allow taggin on that one space, as an art form, they can tagg and re tagg, and just keep going forever, all in the one space.!!

Line the bastards up and spraypaint their faces.
That will teach them.

Regards

Same attitude that has been aimed at 'The Hoons'.

re line then up, and that'll teach them, proabably not, they would most likley love it !! since a heap of them snort up the fumes for a bit of a kick as well, why not wear it on the face, the same toxic resins will seep through the skin, probably giving a similar reaction as inhaling it !!

parents stop buying spary cans for the kids....thatyl stp it....