Sticker campaigns counter-productive?

Is stickering items of street furniture counter-productive? I occassionally see anarchist stickers on street furniture.

Whose furniture is it

Whose furniture is it supposed to be?

whose streets? well the

whose streets? well the councils.

You do realise that a

You do realise that a revolution is so much more than putting up stickers right?

I think its pointless for the

I think its pointless for the most part, it will probably go unnoticed by most people otherwise they might not understand it. Stick them up around your work or university though and all you'll do is annoy management and put a smile on another anarchists face.

Scallywag wrote: all you'll

Scallywag

all you'll do is annoy management

And that's a good thing.

Serge Forward

Serge Forward

Scallywag

all you'll do is annoy management

And that's a good thing.

Yeah never said it was a bad thing, doesn't really accomplish much beyond that though.

If the sticker helps bind

If the sticker helps bind together a tear in the fabric, or stop the tear getting any worse then surely it is of value.

Best place for stickers are

Best place for stickers are pub/restaurant toilets...you always look straight ahead at wall or sit looking blankly around the stall.

Most of my political

Most of my political development came from stickers.