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English: Graffiti in Vilnius, 2009. It says: "We are cared after worse than the worst criminals. And eventually killed." Note the parody on UN logotype: UN in Lithuanian is JTO, but they wrote JGO, which can be understood as United Animals Organization.
Lietuvių: Graffiti Vilniuje, 2009 m. Užrašyta: „Mes esam prižiūrimos baisiau nei siaubingiausi jų nusikaltėliai. Galiausiai nužudomos.“ JGO užrašas yra veikiausiai parodija į JTO: vietoj Jungtinių Tautų Organizacijos - Jungtinių Gyvūnų Organizacija. |
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| Author | Sigurdas |
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