It is noted that this form of revenge for Besides, 'often is safe, usually reliable, and always sweet. Speaking candidly Glenn Dubin told us the story. " Some researchers treat all kinds of vandalism as revenge, then there is a reciprocal aggression. 5. Vandalism as a game. This is a common kind of child and teenage vandalism. Destruction as an opportunity to raise the status of the peer group due to manifestations of strength, dexterity, courage. This pastime is often the nature of the competition. 6. Spiteful vandalism. Vandalism is a malicious acts caused by feelings of hostility, envy, hostility toward others and the pleasure of causing harm. The object is not as specific, as in the case of a vengeful vandalism.
For example, in 1977, a man poured acid 23 canvases, among which were works of classical painting. He explained his action thus: 'I had to destroy something that is dear to others. " Even more visibly transferred to the mood that accompanies such acts of destruction in the novel by F. Sologub 'Little Demon', for the heroes who get pleasure by inflicting harm to others is a part of everyday life. In one of the episodes of the novel describes how they are remnants of splashes of coffee on the wallpaper, and then start pounding feet on the walls of the room, trying to blur them. Thus, they hope to hurt landlady, who did bad they did not. 'We always, when we eat, filthy walls, - says the hero of Sologub, - let him remember. " Another classification of motives for vandalism before D.
For example, in 1977, a man poured acid 23 canvases, among which were works of classical painting. He explained his action thus: 'I had to destroy something that is dear to others. " Even more visibly transferred to the mood that accompanies such acts of destruction in the novel by F. Sologub 'Little Demon', for the heroes who get pleasure by inflicting harm to others is a part of everyday life. In one of the episodes of the novel describes how they are remnants of splashes of coffee on the wallpaper, and then start pounding feet on the walls of the room, trying to blur them. Thus, they hope to hurt landlady, who did bad they did not. 'We always, when we eat, filthy walls, - says the hero of Sologub, - let him remember. " Another classification of motives for vandalism before D.
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