File talk:Virulent Serbophobia in Split.JPG

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I wrote this a year ago. [1]
Problem is description, as well as the chosen place. "written ....in front of the Arch-Bishopric Bookstore in Split, Dalmatia". The filedescription and the choice of the place of the graffitti is a badintentional subliminal message. It suggest that archbishopric gives home to this (common accusation in the greaterserbianist propaganda).
Second, this is written on the back of the traffic sign - we don't know when it was written, WHO wrote that and who put that near Catholic bookstore (prayerbooks, statues, rosaries, bracelets, stuff for baptism etc.). Third, the author/descriptor evades the name of Croatia, hides the fact that Split is in Croatia, and gives advantage to the name Dalmatia - that was common practice among greaterserbianists.
Further, the author photographed the bookstore with this dirty compromising graffitti WITHOUT the consent of the owner of the bookstore. There're such graffitis on other places. Why did the author chose this one? Kubura (talk) 18:05, 19 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]