Kate is Easy

One of the things I love about New York City is the casual relationship many New Yorkers have with law. It's really life-affirming to realize that even two terms of a quasi fascist promotion of law and order failed to wipe out crime. People still jaywalk. They hop turnstiles. They download movies.

And they create amazing graffiti.

I love graffiti. It can be subversive and beautiful and mysterious and whimsical all at once. And sometimes it can be wonderfully informative. I'm not talking about that played out "no taxation without representation" or "V" or another "V," neither of which have anything to do with Roman numerals at all. No, there are times when the miscreant hand of the graffiti-ist transcends petty vandalism and manages to say something beautiful and true.

Something like "Kate is easy."



Brilliant.

By the way, this isn't the "Kate is easy" I encountered. I saw it in an entirely different neighborhood.

It seems that not only is Kate easy, but someone is trying like hell to get the message out.

Kudos.