More Artistic Expression in the Face of Social Injustice

It's pathetic to see how something could have been in one place for decades like this old water tank from the La Vida Mineral Springs property and untouched by human hands, if not by nature, and then, courtesy of the Freeway Complex Fire from last November, exposed to the defacing that has shown up the last couple of weeks.

Sometime about a week or so ago, the original tagging given to the tank was augmented with what is above.

I'm sure to most people who pass by along Carbon Canyon Road and see this sight, this is a completely irrelevant and useless complaint. After all, who cares about some old decrepit, decaying water tank? To this observer, however, it is a part of history, the last intact piece of an aspect of Canyon history that is interesting and worthwhile.

For now, "DTS," whose cowardice, accomplished by skulking about late at night, is intended as an act of bravado, and whose only consideration is for himself, has now left his mark on the world (for whatever it is worth,) and has had the last word.