[quote Hilarias]Interestingly this article in the Spanish newspaper El Pais links the graffiti on Cristina Ortiz’s memorial with two other acts of vandalism of feminist murals/memorials for International Women’s Day, most likely carried out by supporters of the far right party, Vox:
“Feminist mural in Madrid vandalized on International Women’s Day
The faces of the 15 women depicted in the mural were covered with black spray paint. The perpetrators, who called themselves Revolutio, left a note describing feminism as “one of the bêtes noires of our era.”
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This was the third act of vandalism registered in just a few hours: on Sunday, another feminist mural in the nearby city of Alcalá de Henares was damaged after being inaugurated just two days earlier. Mayor Javier Rodríguez Palacios, of the PSOE, called the attack “an assault against all of society.” A plaque honoring trans icon Cristina Ortiz, known as La Veneno, in the Parque del Oeste in Madrid, was also spray-painted with a message against the government’s draft law on trans rights.”
english.elpais.com/society/2021-03-08/feminist-mural-in-madrid-vandalized-on-international-womens-day.html[/quote]
How do you get to the conclusion that the graffiti on the trans woman's memorial was carried out by the same group who sprayed the anti- feminist graffiti?
Do far right anti- feminist groups use the exact same sloganeering as radical feminists?