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I would of totally pushed the Slo Poke Cell Block Cell Block C Wall T-Shirt moreover I will buy this button thinking it’s not plugged in just to make it blow up in the artist face. I would of had fish blood on my hands The pain inflicted on the goldfish was “Art”. So the guy who walked out from behind the exhibit and beat the “patron” senseless should also have been part of the “Art”. Why would he be charged with animal cruelty in the first place? There is an option of pressing the on button and people know that if you put fish in a blender and turn it on, they die. I really don’t see the point in art that says “see, I created a display that made it very easy for someone to do something terrible, and oh my god, I can’t believe someone did something terrible!” No kidding! It turns out the opportunity to do something scummy tends to attract scumbags! This is meaningless commentary. Someone should have been charged with animal cruelty. unless it was somehow impossible to tell that these were real fish. I’d probably pick the artist or someone in charge of the museum or exhibit, maybe that person and the person that killed the fish if the person who pushed the button could be found. Not sure if already mentioned, but someone did an “art” piece where they and various items people could use on her and let her audience do literally anything. She was stripped naked, assaulted a lot, and if I remember correctly it had to be stopper because someone legit tried to use the gun.. =/ Honestly, I think I would have pressed it. Now before you judge, I would assume that something else would happen, because surely no “artist” would be stupid enough to make that. It’s not surprising it happened, it’s human nature, cause how else would humans have evolved to be as smart as they are

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Shouldn’t the Slo Poke Cell Block Cell Block C Wall T-Shirt moreover I will buy this person who pressed the on button be charged? And the artist for deciding to put live animals inside functional blenders in the first place? I spray painted an old blender base black, put fish tank chatchkeys in there, with the fish. I had cut off the wire, I’m not a monster. Another artist also tied up a street dog in a gallery so people could watch it starve to death. No one helped it, and supposedly it died. People are shit, as are artists like this. The guy couldve gone blender-fishing with a tiny hook with a teeny worm. Then it would be legal if the fish died. It’s the thought of blended death. After the complaints, the blenders were unplugged and the exhibit continued without the possibility of killing the fish. If I recall correctly, it was a Danish newspaper, the gossip kind, that gave a random visitor 5000 DKK, which probably equates to over a 1000 USD in todays money to press the button. Because, you know, gotta sell some newspapers. You’d wonder how many more fish would have been blended, if the exhibit would have been allowed to continue after the first time. Conveniently, people can blame the journalist for creating their own story, because it stopped after he did it. There were no more opportunities for copycats, people looking to do something violently random, or just random people looking to prove some artist wrong. Like, it’s an art installation that likely gets the artist a lot of money – they’re fucking tools is they only spend up to $100 in materials, especially if it uses live animals. Put some actual work into it.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.