Visual Vulgarity
Have you noticed lately the increasing number of bumper stickers, and now even license plate frames, that bear sheer, out-and-out filthy words and messages?
There should be a law that prohibits this kind of filth from being forced upon the general public. Please, let’s have this stopped now before it gets completely out of control.
The nice thing that happens for the people driving vehicles with these trashy messages is that they don’t have to read them but we, the general public, find this “visual vulgarity” staring us in the face as we stop behind them at traffic lights and stop signs.
GERRY BLACK
La Puente
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