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  I wish Banksy would come so a mural on my house.
context: I guarantee someone just stole it to sell. >
  
  Then they'd find out how hard it is to sell stolen famous art >
  
  See, the thing is, you just need a proper Nepalese man to claim its totally OK and a part of his heritage, might have been stolen once before, but they got it back, he 10000000% is correct owner and is willing to give you a napkin stating so, and sell it trough him.  Then the museums just eat it up.
  Or be brit and give it to the British museum. >
  
  The suspected mastermind behind the removal of a Banksy mural in a Ukrainian town could face up to 12 years in prison if found guilty, Ukraine's interior ministry said on Monday.
  The artwork, depicting a woman in a gas mask and a dressing gown holding a fire extinguisher, was taken off a wall in the town of Hostomel on Dec. 2 >
  
  Allure of money is powerful incentive to steal such recognizable piece of art. >
  
  Be cool if he came back and did a piece over the missing one >
  
  Bullshit. Graffiti is fun, graffiti lives and dies. Get the man to do it on a piece of paper if you wanna keep it. Hate this banksy nonsense haha >
  
  Not that it didnt mean something before but someone or something needs to eclipse Banksy, feels tired and old. In a comical way it reminds me of the marvel movies or making 4 or 5 sequels of some off the shelf toy brand. >
  
  As a several million dollar piece of art, this probably needed to be taken down and stored as soon as it was discovered….unfortunately. >
  
  LoL. I'm sure its value comes from the placement of a war torn neighborhood.
  This is definitely a case of its cost vs its value is blurred.  More of a cultural icon that's tied to its place. Moving it would make it worth less, if not worthless. >
  
  Absolutely not.  You take that concrete block off, throw additional rebar and support on it, put it on an auction block and you could be looking at north of 10 million easily