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The skateboarding subculture has taken up the phrase "skateboarding is not a crime" in protest of how many cities have banned skateboarding in certain areas, such as parks. [[Randall]] apparently ''really'' does not like these stickers and states that when he becomes president, any and all displays of stickers bearing the phrase (like the one on the locker in the comic) will be considered a felony, though skateboarding itself will still be legal. | The skateboarding subculture has taken up the phrase "skateboarding is not a crime" in protest of how many cities have banned skateboarding in certain areas, such as parks. [[Randall]] apparently ''really'' does not like these stickers and states that when he becomes president, any and all displays of stickers bearing the phrase (like the one on the locker in the comic) will be considered a felony, though skateboarding itself will still be legal. | ||
β | The title text also shows another protest phrase, "Arrest me, I'm a skateboarder, | + | The title text also shows another protest phrase, "Arrest me, I'm a skateboarder", that Randall hates even more than "skateboarding is not a crime". |
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