[Magdalen] The bull's sculptor just doesn't quite get it.

[M J _Mike_ Logsdon]

Seems the sculptor of the Wall Street bull is saying his copyright is being infringed by the City of New York for allowing the "Fearless Girl" so close to it.  Seems our "Girl" unfairly alters the bull's "message":

"Arturo Di Modica said his 11-foot-tall bull is supposed to represent 'freedom in the world, peace, strength, power and love' but 'Fearless Girl' has turned his work's message into something negative."

Just ponder that one for a bit.

And if Mr Di Modica didn't have it written into his own contract that no other work of art would be allowed within a certain distance of his own, and certainly not one so specifically "negative" as "Fearless Girl", I think Mr Di Modica needs to take a short, pungent vacation to Reality Land.

(A moment of silence, please, for the world freedom, peace, strength, power, and love we've all gotten a feeling of over the years from viewing (at the very least) images of a raging bull in front of Prezzie Tramp's "swamp".)