Actually, a lot of people in Bulgaria approve of this. It looks like vandalism but Soviet monuments are generally regarded as symbols of the 45-year Communist regime that set us back several decades and still plagues the Bulgarian political life. These are the top comments in the article on a major publication’s website:
“Glory to the unknown artists :D”
“I hope they don’t clean it up, let’s raise funds for some weather-resistant coating!”
“Good job!”
“Don’t clean it up, put it in a museum as a symbol of the Communist Holocaust”
“The paint hides the shame of our whole nation!”
“Looks better than ever!”

EDIT: The article was updated with a full gallery of images, if you’d like to see them. (via lamqta)

Actually, a lot of people in Bulgaria approve of this. It looks like vandalism but Soviet monuments are generally regarded as symbols of the 45-year Communist regime that set us back several decades and still plagues the Bulgarian political life. These are the top comments in the article on a major publication’s website:

“Glory to the unknown artists :D”

“I hope they don’t clean it up, let’s raise funds for some weather-resistant coating!”

“Good job!”

“Don’t clean it up, put it in a museum as a symbol of the Communist Holocaust”

“The paint hides the shame of our whole nation!”

“Looks better than ever!”

EDIT: The article was updated with a full gallery of images, if you’d like to see them. (via lamqta)

(Source: jager, via theinternetaccordingtoadrian)