just let it go duuuuddde, it's just not worth it duuuuddde

"Since it appeared in 1989, the Charging Bull has been the symbol of the Wall Street culture. The statue's creator, Arturo Di Modica installed the 7,100-pound, 11-foot bull in 1989-without permission-along Wall Street". Just to emphasize Arturo did this "without permission". Selfish man, but had no evil intent or anything as the bull was meant to be an icon of a "market's hard-charging recovery in the last '80s". It's a nice piece of art. Unsurprisingly, the public found it "so popular that instead of removing the unpermitted work, New York moved it to a more suitable space in the Financial District, where it's been ever since." For around 29 years, this man, who inflicted his non-hostile but forced will, was victorious and received what he had desired. Everything was to his ideal until an "advertising trick" appeared. Now while Fearless Girl may seem to sell SHE, I'm betting gawkers don't really care. Now, I may not personally really understand art, big shocker if those know my plain character, but I see the sculpture representing the defiance of women, not the primary message with was mean to be delivered. I understand that Arturo's bull loses it's main meaning, but the public's acceptance of Fearless Girl has parallels to how public felt about his bull many years ago. Just be selfless and respect the wishes of the public. Arturo, at the very least, is no stranger to the latter. Appeal more to others than yourself. Isn't that a core trait of a good person.