Museum Staff Stops Climate Protest at ‘The Scream’ Painting
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- Climate activists who tried to glue themselves to a famous painting were stopped by quick-acting museum staff. This latest protest happened at the National Museum of Norway in Oslo, where members of a Norwegian-based group called Stop Oil Exploration attempted to glue their hands to ‘The Scream’ by Edvard Munch. However, video from the group shows that the activists were stopped before the adhesive would stick to the glass covering the art. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
That man needs a raise, he is the first one that stopped the activists before they wasted food and glued themselves to the wall, amazing job!
What about the oil companies destroying the sea life and destroying what's left of the Earth right now
These activists have you talking about it. Sounds like a success to me.
@@gioslost Whats the point of knowing about it, when no one cares to change.
The problem is many people will now see activists as vandalists which only makes it worse
@@gioslost talking and laughing
What these people, who don’t understand BASIC human psychology, is the more you try to force people to accept you, the more they will try NOT to accept you or your ideology. You cannot FORCE people to stand with you.
Maybe they were payed by oil companies to do this to make climate activism unpopular. You never know.
They should try eco fascism. Maybe that work.
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As a once vegan.....exactly.
You can't that's true, but acting upon your thoughts, your mind and showing that you do. Will always bring up questions within people who want to explore those questions. It can literally influence people who truly think these things matter if they haven't already started asking themselves these questions and clearly it isn't for everyone
Every time I see activists of any sort doing protests like these, I care/know lesser of their cause and start appreciating more of what’s being attacked. Basically the opposite of what they think they’re accomplishing.
*TERRORISTS!!!!!!
EXACTLY
They're not doing it for a "cause", they're doing it for attention for themselves. The "cause" is just the excuse.
They just bring more hate to themselves doing things like that
The message is that nobody will be able to appreciate things like art once everything is collapsing because of climate change. But I agree, I dont think it's working the way they planned
I’m an artist and if this happened with my work, I’d be devastated. How dare they disgrace the incredible artists who aren’t even here anymore!!! Have some respect, atleast for the dead.
Tbh the artists who made these art would personally destroy their art themselves. Those artists would rather use their art to convey a powerful message rather than being a money laundering tool for rich people
I thought so too where I saw it. What kind of art do you have or what do you paint? 😊😄
It's glass.
You make a fair point but personally If I knew what was happening to the earth I'd let them destroy my art any day. I can't speak for all of these occurrences, but from what I've seen they tend do scout out the location to make sure there's a protective layer so no damage to the painting occurs. I do understand your reasoning though. I wish there was a better less destructive way to actually get the media's attention (of course there's less destructive ways but nothing's caused this much reporting on climate change, even if it's tangential)
I had that happen to me and trust me it is a horrible experience and I had to work non-stop just to redo everything and given that this is a growing trend of vandalizing artworks this could spell out a disaster waiting to happen
Imagine believing that vandalizing art will lower the global temperature…
It's okay if they do it to "The Scream" because that painting creeps me out and gives me a headache....
@@PM-ef8fp and? So art isn’t for you
Its funny
Also imagine believing this whole global warming hoax
It is about sending a message. But no one takes this seriously.
Never understand activists who think it's a good idea to give people a reason to dislike you and your cause.
They care about the thrill more then cause itself. Their true cause is to be an activist.
It’s about publicity and numbers for the climate group. They do this to attract patrons and the negative reactions still help them. So ya, they aren’t really doing this for the cause at all, but for money instead.
@@artunascreamsinsandwhich8436 i like snokeling in the beach but remember its the ocean its there natural habitat ?. .
Couldn't have said it better
@@zurainaalam9518 care to elaborate?
As a history nerd give that man a raise
Wehrmacht made me do a double take lol
Case in point right here why Priceless artwork especially paintings need to be kept behind glass for there protection
Or yet, make a barrier between the arts and the viewers.
‘The Scream’ is a very ugly painting that does not belong in a museum.
If only activists could put these efforts into actually solving the problem.
TF lol how?
The only way to solve the problem is to promote a global mindset change... Unless you want them to start a nuclear war or something.
Yesss! By using their energy to clean up beaches, working on farms, cleaning streets, picking up paper in streets, by being kind while advertising GreenPEACE!!!
@@geraldstrayton2545 None of that does a single thing to prevent climate change.
@@h.a.l.3980 and vandalizing art does what? Besides making people hate you?
As a Norwegian, I am proud of the swift action by the guards and police.
Same
Do you know if these morons were actually arrested and charged or were they just let go?
@@Alien2799 They were let go. They probably got a small fine.
@@fjandinner3532 Too bad. Do you find that the left gets away with "crime" but not the right does not?
@@Alien2799 Yes sometimes. But they can also get punished sometimes, like in the Netherlands 2 activists were sentenced to 2 months in prison for something similar. But I agree that generally the left is more favored in some countries.
I swear if I go to an art museum and see something like this is about to happen I'm gonna get to swinging
Lies again? Art Of Sex
I am a pretty anti-violence guy. But these entitled wastes of oxygen really make me mad punching people is illegal
I work at an Art Gallery, if any of the paintings in our gallery got destroyed like this I would be actually furious myself and I won't be afraid to throw hands if they wind up destroying any of the pieces in our gallery, cus it's our responsibility to keep the paintings safe and undamaged so that we can have clients look at them and maybe buy it for themselves. The moment someone destroys a piece in our place it's our job on the line.
That man needs a raise, protecting the historic artwork from being ruined by protesters, Great Job.
Honestly, as a fellow artist, I am very upset to see others ruining or attempting to ruin works of art. There has to be a more appropriate way to bring attention to your cause without resolving to shoddy tactics. This will have the opposite affect of whatever you're hoping to achieve because it's offensive. Leave art alone!
About every instance of this has gone viral and brought a lot of attention to climate change
@@juna8572 Negative attention you mean?
@@juna8572 Wrong kind of attention
Agree! But I’m also part of saving the tree communities because I truly care about the environment. I NEVER DESTROY LIKE THIS. I demand to stop destroying the artworks! I just can’t accept it.
@@juna8572 wrong kind of attention, a lot of negative attention
I’m so happy that he stopped them, I’m not a art fan but the scream is legit one of the most famous paintings and I can’t imagine it being ruined
The guard was alerted to the protesters by The Scream .
There's glass over it
@A it could still potentially get in through the edges or damage the frame.
@@WideMouth damage the frame yes get into the edges no. Not only is it covered in glass on the front but inside of the frame is actually a glass case that entirely in cases the art they actually have that for many really old famous paintings and documents their hermetically sealed inside of the case so no but yes it could damage the frame.
@@Nonesovile96 no, creativity is. I can’t scam old people out of their retirement funds if I’m not creative
Thanks to this, strict restrictions will set place in all art museums. We really can't have nice things. They're causing no more than disturbances around the world and cringely failing to spread their message
Protect the ART at all costs.
I don't think they realize how bad the process of making the glue is for the environment
this is pure gold!
Thank you!!
lol thats not the problem the problem is theyre trying to deface art
How about their clothes? How about everything else they do? A lot of things we do (and have to do) these days is bad for the environment, this is exactly what they're protesting. Using a bit of glue really isn't showing that they don't care about the environment; it's such a negligible amount of damage compared to everything else they (and the entire world) does daily. I don't agree with these people's methods, but this argument by itself is just stupid.
@@papes9120 indeed
But to help we must learn to reduce NOT STOP these practices
They will always be around but we can use them less
As a Malaysian, I can only imagine how smooth their mind is. If you're a climate change activist, advise everyone to grow trees instead of doing idiotic things like this.
"smooth criminal"
Exactly. The comment I just posted proves a point like this even further
The smoothest cortical interpretation with the fewest neural circuits would look at the problem with a blunt instrument and determine that doing "something else" in lieu of it, point for point, pound for pound would lead to better results. An interpretation with a few more rigid sulci would realize that the pen is mightier than the sword, and establishing a dialogue through protest is more likely to lead to emergent and holistic results by raising the discussion to the forefront of the zeitgeist rather than trying to single-handedly change the world with two hands and a shovel.
we need more RE and nuclear power too
@@irvalfirestar6265 not financially viable
Very good this man deserves a raise.
"we're gonna destroy what you love and then stand there like we're proud of it" is just mind-boggling strategy. Like, wow, that makes me wanna join your cause so bad rn
The point was to try to get interviewed by the media so they could spread their message about Global warming.
I guess what I'm saying is;
is it dumb to throw food at paintings in protest? Yeah.
Is it even more dumb that nothing else has worked and we're still edging towards certain doom? Also yeah.
What I’m confused about is how do they think this will get their point across. This is only gonna make people hate them.
They're just craving attentions, not really about whatever they said they're fighting for.
@@NurmaBP you're not wrong
You're talking about them. That's what they want
This is exactly what oil companies want to happen. They pay people to do stuff like this and pose as climate activist because they know it will make you guys care less about the earth. And as always, people eat it up and decide to blame it on one bad example of an activist. This is the psychology of humans
I have a legitimate question....who is going to be swayed in a positive manner by seeing these "demonstrations"? It just makes them look crazier than they already do. Seriously? Who thinks this is a good idea?
A good chunk of their funding comes from an oil heiress so I wouldn't be surprised if this was actually a strategy to sway public opinion against climate change.
Its almost as if they’re doing it to make actual activists look bad
People desperate to justify their need for attention.
Who? The billions of people that will die from climate change. Obviously.
Who thinks that ensuring the glass at the museum isn't sticky is a more noble pursuit? Most TH-camrs apparently. Humanity is doomed.
Its not about positive attention, its about getting any atention at all. As the saying goes, all PR is good PR.
Those people need to be stopped. It's shameful.
Finally, stopping these criminals and arresting them for their crimes.
All of these people need to be punished severely, this is absolutely unacceptable and honestly it just creates enemies and turns people against your cause.
Western civilization is so weak with regards women. I love how Putin smashed those idiot's Pussy Riot.
Exactly...
I agree completly
They don’t give a….
They're hired agents trying to catalyze conflict.
im actually learning how being a climate activist is more stupid then doing nothing.
poor take lol
@@skipper9907
Good take actually
@@skipper9907 very good take actually
@@skipper9907 wonderful take
@@skipper9907 fantastic take actually
When these "kids" grow up, like say double their age now...
DO YOU THINK they'll look back at this and be like, "Man we were so young & dumb" and regret it??
OR, will they be like, "What we did back then was some of the bravest things a person can do! I'm so happy we did it!" 🤔🤔
Probably the second one cause that's how stupid is
Proud to be a Norwegian, and not a lunatic.
Great job, museum staff.
I think those people hate paintings so much
I never got the point of paintings, the art of theatre is more invigorating than a potrait
@@moisesnavarrete7892 To you.
Meanwhile in Ukraine:
@@moisesnavarrete7892 they're both art. Why compare and differentiate?
I’m hoping all artwork these days is protected like this. Thick, shatter-proof glass and indestructible frame. Basically impossible to damage the art
Yes because unfortunately they know they cant trust the rest of us idiots to keep our damn hands off em. I'm glad they have protected them, but sad that they have to.
They should just lock it all in a vault 1000 feet below the earths surface set it on fire and shoot the ashes into space
@@firbhamming2575 wtf why?
Don't forget the OG security bloke, mad props^^ 🤙🙏🙏
They're reproductions...real paintings never get displayed in museums.
Museums need to start scanning people to make sure they don’t come in with any items
People forgot how to protest. Making people hate you is not the right way
The man's a soldier on the front line, defending art for society. Bravo!
no, he's just a security guard.
@Snobby Erusean Valley Girl ?
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When somebody thinks that throwing soup and then gluing themselves to the wall next to the soup thinks they're teaching you a lesson, you don't correct them or clean it up. You apologize and leave them to hang out with the stinky soup and close the museum for the weekend.
That's what they did in Paris. Turned off the heat and lights and went home😅
@@yvettedavis4218 might be thinking of a different instance but if it's the same one I read about, it was beautiful 😂
@@yvettedavis4218 did those people stop afterward? If so, that's a very effective approach. Feels like parents who taught their pompous kids harsh life lessons in one go.
@@MollyHJohns I remember there was a video of them glueing themselves to a car showcase. The company supported their movement by providing them with food and water, but stopped when the "eco-protestors" demanded bowls to pee in. Then when the company closed the showcase for the day, they complained on the news that they weren't provided with heating and that the company was against them.
@@leezhengjie6958 they never learned then 😑
My guy looked like he was about to go in for the tackle.
This man needs a raise! Thank you for protecting our beloved art 🖼️ ❤
‘The Scream’ is a very ugly painting that does not belong in a museum.
I know two kinds of people who try to save the world.
One group is like my cousin who has a beach right in front of his house (public beach) which he cleans up every damn day. He literally comes home, grabs some garbage bags and cleans that beach for 2-3 hours every day.
The other group is glueing themselfs to the streets or vandalizing art.
Tell your cousin his a legend for me.
There is a documentary saying cleaning up does nothing.
Companies produce too much waste.
This protest is about making the top 1% uncomfortable because they treat art as assets to launder money
Good point.
OK, so which group do you place yourself in?
@@randomcomment1105 probably the group sitting at home, complaining about activists. Occasionally sign some petitions to make themselves feel better “I did my part, now let’s go order my Nintendo Switch on Amazon”
As someone who feels just about helpless to the climate change problem, I can't explain the fury I feel for attacking art. I know it's not damaged, but to one day be able to say I've seen art that has amazed people for decades that's a goal that is somewhat obtainable to an average person.
Thank you! I feel exactly the same way!
Peter Pan syndrome in a nutshell.
"We can fund a program that helps people get electric vehicles...."
"No! I don't like this painting!"
Art that had not only transcended and uplifted the minds of many for decades, but also centuries, even millenia. And all of it ruined in an instant, due to some low IQ ideological zombies.
@@VOLightPortal 👍
Centuries
Glue is more valuable than those people.
It is just so baffling of how can someone promote something through hate and anger. Wouldn’t that just do the opposite effect? That man needs a praise!
The fact that they weren’t just stopped by employees, but also detained until the police arrived is beyond epic.
Hope they like being sold for ramen and cigarettes! Lol
More of these ‘activists’ need to be arrested
@@DarkFlameVee honestly
SO AMAZING 🤩🤩 WOW, GREAT
I LOVE TO SEE PEOPLE BEING DETAINED 💗💗
Honestly, this is probably my most loved painting and seeing people do this to such a historical piece is just sad…
I realy like it too
I’ve always been drawn to Munch work too
they tried to destroy the mona lisa too, no shame
IKR? What happened to just standing outside getting blisters on your feet from walking around in a circle holding a sign? or they could just setup a table outside and have people sign some kind of paper demanding change that can be sent to their county's government.
Sad? It’s infuriating! 😡
So far museums around the world have been fortunate that no works of art have suffered any permanent damage from these protesters... but I fear eventually a valuable work of art will be damaged or destroyed for the sake of "climate change"?!
I'd hate to think the freedom of visiting any museum, will result in routine metal scanners and body checks like the TSA at airports, similar to what I was subjected to on my visit to NYC in 2017.
I went through "bag checks" at...
The Met, the Guggenheim, the MOMA, the Empire State Building, the NY Public Library and the 9/11 Memorial Museum!
All of them except the NY Public Library, I had to leave my tote bag at a "bag check" station during my visit, then retrieve on my way out!
Pathetic...
Calling these overgrown children "activists" and "protestors" is giving them WAY too much credit. Even my two year old knows better than to throw soup on the wall.
What a chad. This man deserves all the respect he is getting.
@@christopherl5239 u kidding me? The scream literally cost 100m.
@@christopherl5239 I'm pretty sure whosoever funds these activists is nowhere near as rich and powerful as the government, the police, the museum, the customers who buy such expensive painting.
I don’t think making people dislike you has ever been a good way to gain popular support for a movement.
Not being able to back up their claims of impending doom with actual science doesn't help either.
@@jjlepepe5875 Yeah, this is true. They also fail to stress how cleaner energy can actually be more efficient and cost less if done properly. A combination of nuclear, hydroelectric, and solar could save money if done correctly and make us less reliant on the Middle East.
Seems thats every movement these days. Acting like idiots and harrassing people to support you does nothing more than make people hate you and for the legit ones who supported you to leave and be agianst you.
This is the first security guard to actually do his job
Very nice indeed but seeing that this is Norway it makes it even more sad that those people will most likely get no punishment at all
There’s no way to make me less sympathetic to a cause than needlessly destroying a valuable piece of human art/history.
* trying to
@@rwandanman1218 💀
@@rwandanman1218 not even trying
it is a call for systemic change
no art was destroyed. (sheesh, you would think people would finish the video before commenting)
What these protesters need to understand is that gluing themselves to the Wall or throwing food at a painting will not help your organization or group In anyway and will only harm it. It will only bring negative reputation because your harming a beloved masterpiece.
Not just that...I find it extremely insulting to waste food while other populations in the world could have used that food...
But clearly that never went through their idiotic minds...
It's just glass.
@@wege8409 it damages the...ummm... hold on...YEAH THE FRAME the frame
Please put those paintings in a glass case.
Oh how I commend these activists! Exercising their rights in such a peaceful manner!
They gotta stop i understand what their trying to do but vandalism is never the answer. Your just making it worse.
Just chop his hand of for waisting money just to be an activist in stead of making they own business such a shame
Not doing anything.. always the answer??
if it wasn’t for this crazy ass stunt, their point wouldn’t even cross y’all’s mind lmfao
sad to see u all value a painting over the message they’re trying to get across
@@jasmine-cn6st bad bait
If what they're doing is upsetting you.. then, ironically, it's making things better! 🌎🌼🌍
Finally people taking action against idiots of humanity, props to the man who stopped them in time. he's a living legend
There dumb ass bots
Same. Somebody actually putting the overgrown baby in Time Out.
Not a legend, just doing his job
@@dartrunner Still a legend
@@nicholasjeremyson How
Gold standard of security right there
Consequences to these type of crimes should be higher… it’s a question of time until someone destroys something important permanently
Finally, a man of action. Sick of how nobody around was reacting to previous attempts.
We need to buy him a cement truck glue yourself to the wall ok he moves the art and makes them part of the floor . it cuts the carbon footprint down win win lol
To try to stop them you would be charged with assault and the judge would side with the protester.
I don't remember where it happened, but does anyone remember the activists who super glued themselves to a floor of a museum, then complained because everyone ignored them and closed at the proper time leaving them stuck on the floor with no food/water or anyway to relieve themselves. They had to release their waste right into their pants.
They deserved it
I'll have to look that one up, sounds hilarious. I'd pay to see the look on their faces when the lights went out and they realized everyone had left, except maybe that one guard who just watches the security camera footage all night.
@@warthog473 did you look it up? I'm to lazy to look myself but I am curious😂
I kinda remember reading something like that, some people superglued themselves, then needed to use the washroom but couldn't reach it and no one gave a damn abt them, it was hilarious
It was at Porche museum, they turned heat and lights off and just leaved them there.
When they glue themselves in the painting,just yank them out leaving their skin in the wall lmfao
Thank you!
they don't know how hard it is to make one painting
Agreed let alone one of the famous paintings ever to be exist
they arent real
The painting wasn't damaged. They're literally being advocates for the world that allows us the space and means to make and preserve these works
Their Millennials they don't care
@@skipper9907 makes me laugh at the. And not take the. Seriously
How is this even helping people?
I want to know that too😂🤣
It’s not to help anyone unfortunately. It’s for publicity and not for the actual cause. Potential patrons matter more then the earth because money is better.
@@artunascreamsinsandwhich8436 it is for the actual cause, you need to *get on the news* to *spread awareness*, these activists don't get money from it
@@TorbieGinger just stop oil is funded by the oil industry to make the climate movement look bad. Stop defending them.
It doesn't, they're just dumb
THESE ACTIVISTS NEED TO BE STOPPED!
How dare these degenerates even touch a peice of art..
Just put them in prison. That will teach them
The security should have roughed up these clowns.
Yes prison for all of these, with a fine the cost of the painting
Western countries should grow a backbone and adopt a heavy vandalism act like Singapore. Damaging/trashing someone's property should've consequences.
@@GhostRangerr yeah, agreed
@@GhostRangerr if it would actually happen here in snowflake America.
Respect to museum staff
Can’t the museum just let them stay glued to the wall a few days? 😂
What's with activists and art museums like what did they ever do.
Out of all the paintings they could have targeted, why did they have to go for one of my favorite works of art. “The Scream” has been one I have loved since enjoying classical art and still is.
Because it's an important and well known work.
It's like assassinating a high profile target to them.
I think it's because it conveys the emotion of trying to express something important and being ignored. It depicts someone screaming while people walk on by.
It's because I started praying each and every day that no climate activists would go after Edvard Munch's paintings and somehow they found out 𝕒𝕟𝕕 𝕕𝕖𝕔𝕚𝕕𝕖𝕕 "𝔸𝕃ℝ𝕀𝔾ℍ𝕋 𝕋𝕀𝕄𝔼 𝕋𝕆 𝔾𝕆 𝔸𝔽𝕋𝔼ℝ 𝕋ℍ𝔼 𝕊ℂℝ𝔼𝔸𝕄"
‘The Scream’ is a very ugly painting that does not belong in a museum.
We need a man like him, stopping them from gluing their hands to a wall.
And seriously tho, the entire museum is getting more security on the historical arts just to protect against these clowns.
Nah we need him in a cement truck. Glue yourself to the wall or floor ok we move the art and you become part of the floor or wall. Lol. Looky there I'm saving the environment from their carbon footprint.
The message is great
I’m sure most can agree
But why keep doing this????
I think they should up their security.
Only let people with small bags or no bags, check all pockets, and get scanned.
I don’t think that’ll stop it but at least it’ll be more of a haste to get stuff in.
Or maybe add glass walls??
I don’t know but this is getting way out of hand
0:10 that guy is incredibly tense
When you don't want to work hard, learn, or take on the challenge of initiating change through your own means, you glue yourself to something.
Easy a solution as any I guess lol
Because western upper middle class privileged white kids dont want to work or do anything for the planet, they only want to whine on social media because their parents dont give af about them.
They used to dasiy chain themselves to trees and fences. They must be using that Elmer's glue or super glue as I bet they won't use apoxy or liquid weld. Or use concrete and wait for it to dry. I'm waiting for someone to scare some daylights out of them via hack saw or chisel or electric saw. I bet that hand moves
The point was to do outrageous things to get the media's attention. So far it's working. If they land an interview they could easily spread info on legislation about climate change
@@lonkwuzhere4433 But the source of info is important and no one will find a petulant brat credible. It will damage the cause he is trying to bring attention to, as Sargon of Akkad did to UKIP (which was hilarious.)
You know I understand protesting climate change, but like why do all of them try to destroy paintings
they think if they can ruin a famous painting then they will be put on camera in front of the world to tell them why they did it that way they can tell people about climate change, as if we don't already know.... Tbh sticking yourself to a painting because you want everyone to know the sky is blue is just as effective :)
Attention 😟
as an artist myself this does hurts alot w how much effort u put
I’m glad they have the glass to protect the painting
@@astrix_moon8334 same here ! They said on their insta stuff like “this doesn’t worth that much” , but do they understand the work , the research , the ideas , the time that have been put into it ?? And well, when you re famous enough it’s understandable that you’re paid a lot. Not only in the art industry.
Kinda makes sense, people don’t feel much emotion towards climate change but feeling emotions for (a lousy) painting, it’s an example of Reverse Psychology
I would like to see the video of them just ripping their hands off the wall lets see just how sticky it is haha lol
Glass covering the work? Thank goodness
The level of selfishness absolutely floors me. I feel embarrassed for them.
Do you care about the environment/vote pro-environment? If not, I'm sure they feel the same about your (and everyone since there is pretty much no progress on climate change)'s selfishness except ours has terrible effects on all other living creatures
@@AP-vt8ro What a joke
It's glass
Museums need security that act more like retired quarterbacks. This man is a great example.
Quarterbacks throw a ball for a living and avoid being hit. You'd fancy somebody on defense maybe? Like a safety or a linebacker...
And even then he just gently shooed them out of the way.
I want more oil exports now cause of this
Aussie rules player would be better. Our chads don’t need pads 😂
@@Checan let's go back to middle east pretty sure that was only reason we was there😂😂
Defiling precious heirlooms that mankind cherishes seems like a reasonable approach to get most of the people to pause and rethink their behaviour with respect to climate change.
Well done Sir!
Not many people know that Munch originally planned to add a thought bubble with, "Oh no. Soup!"
😆
I still don’t understand how there’s a correlation between oil companies and art pieces lol
oil companies pay "climate activists" to destroy art pieces in order to defame the cause, maybe?
They only want the attention
@@Atreas40000 but thats not wrong, the attention is needed
@@holoslaw so you support people vandalizing art in the name of their agenda?
@@holoslaw Yeah and they got the worst kind of attention.
Do they really think throwing food and glueing themselves to a wall was a good way to get people to side with them
Huge respect!
This really just makes me want the planet to burn faster than it already is.
Activism never knows how to do it right
Is that really true or just your ill informed opinion? We made homosexuality legalized through activism for example. Or canvassing for a political cause is a good example.
@@BonShula Sounds like a quick ill informed opinion. Surely from someone that hasn't been a part of advocating for a big devastating change they need.
@@BonShula dreamless? I would say fatherless and maidenless at the same time
@@Kritc0re Whatever shitcore
@@skipper9907 Sounds like a cope.
Just let them glue themselves to the painting like they wanted to. Leave ‘em stuck there for a week and they won’t make another sound.
Volvo did this they said we support you and then left them where they glued themselves. they cried when they were hungry and no one was their to let their uber eats guy in.
@@Thefinalcountdown650 yeah that didn’t happen.
@@somerandomdude4588 Looks like my first comment got deleted because of the link it was Volkswagen.
Or how about just the wall
the protesters: lets put papers and food on painting to warn people
me: what is this gonna solve
Thank god she said protective glass I was bouta shat myself
It's never about awareness to any problems to get solutions, it's always about vandalism. Tearing down what we look at as beauty. It's a direct spiritual attack on you. The individual.
Also, if you want to enact social change, you have to be very patient. Social change is a very long, boring, and uninteresting process that takes dozens of years if not centuries. However, if you want things to change NOW, it is possible to do so through destruction.
This makes me want to do everything in my power NOT to support them.
Amen. I feel the same way.
That's why an oil magnates daughter is sponsoring them.
Well, do you want a government controlled electric car? I don't...look into what goes into making the battery's.
@@catwoman2596 batteries*
and what does government controlled eletric cars have to do with this comment
Wow, great. Now we'll all die.
The scream is too iconic to be wasted
Phew. That was close.
Good, please protect this man and honor him for he protected and honored this historical art and the integrity of his museum
Give this museum staff some credits 👍🏻
My #1 favourite painting! glad the staff caught them before they attempted to damage the painting/frame. Good job staff!
And he does It with Visible amount of anger too like "not on my watch !" On his face
Painting isn't damaged it's under protective glass you know this
the frame can be replaced.
You’d think these types of people would also have a big love for art
smooth brain gullible sheep don't tend to love art...
Hmm.. Yeah one would think. How is it someone who loves the environment wouldn't love art...Very strange.
Theverxonly done it to paintings that have a glass covering. It's to get attention, not to destroy the art
If they glue themselves. Then leave them there as a new exhibit. Call it the idiot collection.
Not all heroes wear capes
Shame, ostracization, talking down, detroying art is the opposite of persuasive. Use that energy to make your community greener in clever ways and put it on social media while you educate. So many people winning over hearts every day on social media in beautiful ways!
That would require them to actually work on something and they absolutely can't
Winning over hearts on social media? Who is doing that? Guess you don't understand what is really going on with social media. When an entire point of view from millions of people is removed via censorships, nobody wins.
no art was destroyed.
@@davesargent7304 there was an attempt.
GODBLESS THE STAFF!!!
i read this as Gobless the staff
@@maxthibodeau3627 same