Whilst owning a car in a not so safe neighbourhood isnt the most practical idea, I don't think it's flaunting anything. A Ferrari maybe, but a car available for under 40k, no. Those who work hard should be able to enjoy the fruits of their labour without reprisals from those less fortunate or less industrious. Unless something is targeted specifically then surely all acts of vandalism are random? In this case and that of Liza both have suffered criminal damage, maybe for different reasons, but with the same end result.

I think "best policy" is to treat ignorance with the contempt it deserves.