People getting racially abused because of the referendum result

[Uppity Oik]

A regular Paint Pad would be awkward, I thought maybe there was some thing like those shoe polish applicators (see below) but for another job,

 

[Pickman's model]

A regular Paint Pad would be awkward, I thought maybe there was some thing like those shoe polish applicators (see below) but for another job,

Yeh but could they do it while swigging vodka?

 

[Libertad]

Yeh but could they do it while swigging vodka?

Smirnoff Ice dammit.

 

[Fozzie Bear]

I was given a "Love London: No Place For Hate" sticker by this lot outside my station this morning:
Love London. No Place for Hate: London Citizens Gather in Solidarity Against Hate Crime

 

[Anju]

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A regular Paint Pad would be awkward, I thought maybe there was some thing like those shoe polish applicators (see below) but for another job,

I still say that is a false image. Look at the way it goes over the frame and at the end of each stroke where the paint is thick there is not a single drip.

 

[butchersapron]

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I still say that is a false image. Look at the way it goes over the frame and at the end of each stroke where the paint is thick there is not a single drip.

The bloke pictured cleaning it off - fake as well? And you don't get drips with what has been suggested was used.

 

[Uppity Oik]

It looks false but it can't be so, they wouldn't print it in a news paper.

 

[Uppity Oik]

It wasn't the drips that make me puzzle over it, it is the going over several different height surfaces ie the frames, so smoothly.

 

[Anju]

It looks false but it can't be so, they wouldn't print it in a news paper.

Also the uniformity of the thicker areas at the start and end of each stroke.

 

[keybored]

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I still say that is a false image.

It looks false but it can't be so, they wouldn't print it in a news paper.

Maybe a different angle will help.

 

[pengaleng]

I deffo catch vibes when I tell people me surname now, theres a look, not like the disabled pity look, just one of oh you're not from here

 

[Anju]

The bloke pictured cleaning it off - fake as well? And you don't get drips with what has been suggested was used.

It's very artistic use of a paint pad. Don't think i would have the skills to achieve the different thickness of lines.

 

[butchersapron]

It's very artistic use of a paint pad. Don't think i would have the skills to achieve the different thickness of lines.

Well then it clearly never happened, nor did anything else that you would be unable to achive. All examples of that are faked up.

 

[keybored]

It's very artistic use of a paint pad. Don't think i would have the skills to achieve the different thickness of lines.

Would you have the skills to do it in Photoshop? On two separate pictures?

 

[Pickman's model]

It's very artistic use of a paint pad. Don't think i would have the skills to achieve the different thickness of lines.

what, is your handwriting like the dancing of drunken spiders who've trodden in ink?

 

[Pickman's model]

Would you have the skills to do it in Photoshop? On two separate pictures?

not even in a pen shop i suspect

 

[Anju]

Would you have the skills to do it in Photoshop? On two separate pictures?

Yes. The effect is exactly the same as a fake spray can or similar tool. People claiming it was a paint pad does not add up. You would not get the sort of 3D effect, with such variation in line thickness, plus the uniform straightness over what looks like thick frames.

It is not two separate pictures. Just different copies of the same one.

 

[butchersapron]

Fucking hell.

 

[Pickman's model]

Yes. The effect is exactly the same as a fake spray can or similar tool. People claiming it was a paint pad does not add up. You would not get the sort of 3D effect, with such variation in line thickness, plus the uniform straightness over what looks like thick frames.

so how do you suggest the 'u' (for example) appears to be in the same place from two different angles?

 

[5t3IIa]

Fucking hell.

We did it urban!

 

[ItWillNeverWork]

I'm struggling to see why someone would want to photoshop the words 'fuck you OMP' on a picture.

 

[Pickman's model]

 

[Anju]

so how do you suggest the 'u' (for example) appears to be in the same place from two different angles?

It is just two copies of the same picture.

 

[Pickman's model]

you're full of shit Anju, unless you're saying there's a conspiracy, because it's been actually physically seen by people, including the police. and i think even the police might notice if upon attending the scene of an alleged crime there's nothing there.

 

[Pickman's model]

It is just two copies of the same picture.

no, it isn't.

 

[keybored]

It is just two copies of the same picture.

You've excelled yourself this time.

 

[Treacle Toes]

Yes. The effect is exactly the same as a fake spray can or similar tool. People claiming it was a paint pad does not add up. You would not get the sort of 3D effect, with such variation in line thickness, plus the uniform straightness over what looks like thick frames.

It is not two separate pictures. Just different copies of the same one.

I am struggling to understand why you think this if fake and what motivation there would be to fake it?

 

[Anju]

I'm struggling to see why someone would want to photoshop the words 'fuck you OMP' on a picture.

People were saying that the Polish centre lied about the wording of the graffiti and that it didn't say go home, trying to make it seem that the media are escalating the extent of the racist reaction. Even suggesting here that it was done by Polish people themselves.

 

[ItWillNeverWork]

People were saying that the Polish centre lied about the wording of the graffiti and that it didn't say go home, trying to make it seem that the media are escalating the extent of the racist reaction. Even suggesting here that it was done by Polish people themselves.

So someone photoshopped out the words 'go home' and replaced it with 'fuck you omp'?

 

[butchersapron]

People were saying that the Polish centre lied about the wording of the graffiti and that it didn't say go home, trying to make it seem that the media are escalating the extent of the racist reaction. Even suggesting here that it was done by Polish people themselves.

No, they suggested that the media reporting was inaccurate, not that the polish centre lied - for instance the mail said the graf said fuck off, when it clearly said fuck you. And this may be indicative of slack reporting on other incidents. Rather like your slack reading on this and other threads. Slack reading that actually smears the posters.