CLEAN : Anti Semitic graffiti to stay on Kapoors sculpture

The speaker reflects on the emotional impact of a vandalized art piece, emphasizing its deeper meaning beyond decoration. They discuss the cultural and political implications, likening the situation to a cultural funeral in France. The graffiti on the artwork is seen as a reflection of societal issues and hate, and the speaker argues against removing it to acknowledge its occurrence. The discussion extends to European politics and migration, highlighting the broader societal sadness and challenges.

What does the speaker imply about the act of removing the graffiti?

In what way does the speaker connect the artwork to broader political issues in Europe?