Monday, July 31, 2006

Petaluma, California, US - Residents of the upscale King's Mill subdivision on Petaluma's east side awoke Monday morning to find their homes and SUVs covered with graffiti denouncing war and capitalism. "Eat the rich," "Give to the poor," "End capitalism" and "Suburbia ain't safe no more" was spray-painted on the doors of five homes and several sport-utility vehicles. The graffiti was all in English, except for one slogan on a garage door, which said "Consumir es morir." That means "To consume is to die" in Spanish.