I don’t really support the idea of a sticker campaign on private property (unless you have the permission of the store owner) but I’ll also point out that the formatting of the paragraph breaks in the above examples could be better. The linebreaks could be better placed to drive some details home.
I do agree with the statements on the first several I read.
And Obama himself is on record thinking that stickering is an effective method of stirring the public to action. He personally thanked Shepherd Fairey for the poster art his campaign commissioned (which has been publicly posted on public and private property with wheatpaste) and said that even when he’s seen Shepherd’s work on “Stop signs” it has “a profound effect on people”.
Handbills can be distributed without causing any “vandalism”.
Great suggestions.
I wouldn’t call a small sticker “vandalism”.
Points noted.
I also came up with another sticker idea from your post:
“The owners of this fueling station might not complain about these stickers. If more democrats come into power in Washington, and they go with their past history on fossil fuels, more gas stations will be put out of business and their employees will be out of work.”
Thanks.
(As for the formatting, I’m a single Dad of two little Sons and have little free time. I did this on the fly.)