Anarchy in the R.A. (If You Get the Reference, Welcome to Your 40s)

When Confidential Restonian Operative "Biker Sherlock" sent us this cellular telephone photo of one of our glorious collective trash cans, our eyes went first to the fun no smoking sign and the hastily changed arbitrary distance mandated between cigarettes and various other objects. But look more closely at the neighborhood watch sign:

Sherlock writes:

Much like you, I thought we were comfortably biding our time in our crunchy granola community of retired librarians and ex hall monitors with the occasional course correction by the almighty RA. Nothing seems further from the truth as I came across shocking evidence of anarchy alive and well in Reston! Witness the attached images which were found on the trails just off of Purple Beech. 

Clearly the kids are taking a page from NWA's cult mantra "F&#% Da Police".  There is hope yet!

(Note the mention of "trust, respect and communication are essential to a healthy community" - sending anonymous letters about our neighbor's red mulch qualifies for this right?)

The website on the sticker does point to a known anarchist collective, and now that we've followed the link on our Atari 800, because "journalism" linkalism, we're fairly sure that we're on some kind of list.

Update: "Johnny Rotten Wood Siding" nails it.