She and her fellow seditionists apparently forgot their noose after their weekend rallies in town.
That's my child's elementary school in the background.
Outside it's America.
WTF?! That s crazy Dan.
Minus the noose, it's the rhetoric we deal with every Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday in my town, which pretty much rolls out the red carpet for hate speech and sedition under the aegis of 1A.
Why Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday?
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She and her fellow seditionists apparently forgot their noose after their weekend rallies in town.
That's my child's elementary school in the background.
Outside it's America.
WTF?! That s crazy Dan.
Minus the noose, it's the rhetoric we deal with every Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday in my town, which pretty much rolls out the red carpet for hate speech and sedition under the aegis of 1A.
Why Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday?
The town made an agreement with the seditionists -- because apparently we DO negotiate with terrorists -- to limit their weekday rallies to one school day during the week. The seditionists rally right there in front of the school while children are in class with windows open because the town also rejected state funding to build a new school a few years back; the district did accept Betsy DeVos's Blue Ribbon Schools award with pride, though. But I digress...!
As you could imagine, enough parents are uncomfortable with their children hearing hate speech every day and having images such as confederate flags and people in blackface and KKK hoods carrying signs with racial slurs on them etched into their developing brains. Some (not many, but just one is too many!) of those children as young as five years old have learned so early that this angry mob hates them simply because of the way they look or what religion their family observes -- in other words, simply because they were born.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
I used to think the same way, but exploring other perspectives made me think differently.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
I used to think the same way, but exploring other perspectives made me think differently.
The image of a swastika I see is a damaged one and the Native Americans and Tribal people will unfortunately never get that back but the mere sight of a noose is a racist image? No.
Every kid playing with a rope and makes one for the first time thinking it's cool will get labeled a racist.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Just need to add a little inference, folks don't hang nooses from trees to remind people about John Wayne movies.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Just need to add a little inference, folks don't hang nooses from trees to remind people about John Wayne movies.
Yes, that is fine. I agree with that to a point. There have been angry mobs that wanted to hang Pence though and other prominent white people in power so that is why I say it is silly.
That particular noose hanging there screams racism to me. So does that image anywhere else (ie, it hanging empty). Typically sends “a message “.
This I learned at a young age, I think from my father.
I see a cheap plastic piece of line in a tree, it's not even rope(the difference between rope and line was ingrained in to me by my captain). It would look like a kid was playing with it.
How far off of the ground was the noose knot? Looks like a simple kids tree swing, nobody else did this as a child?
Four feet. Not a foot swing.
"In an attempt to give perspective to the photo of the rope that was shared on the department's Facebook page, police say the bottom of the loop was approximately 4 feet from the ground."
That sort of ostracism is rampant, though. People here (not 10 Club, my town) are looking for any excuse other than admitting racism. The goddamn white supremacists were in town a day before the morning it was discovered.
And who the fuck brings a length of rope/twine to a public park to make a foot swing?
A tree in your yard? Yeah. A trip with your friends to the local swimming hole? Sure, I guess, assuming there's not one there already. But I've been on this planet for enough years to know that people don't tie off foot swings in public parks. If it was a foot swing, someone would've told the police as much already.
How far off of the ground was the noose knot? Looks like a simple kids tree swing, nobody else did this as a child?
Four feet. Not a foot swing.
"In an attempt to give perspective to the photo of the rope that was shared on the department's Facebook page, police say the bottom of the loop was approximately 4 feet from the ground."
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Just need to add a little inference, folks don't hang nooses from trees to remind people about John Wayne movies.
*I’m genuinely shocked* *this is unbelievable* *it’s crazy that it could be taken any other way* where did these people grow up. I know I’m younger than some of you ffs, but I learned this shit was wrong in third grade in white ass northern Michigan, in ‘90.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Just need to add a little inference, folks don't hang nooses from trees to remind people about John Wayne movies.
Yes, that is fine. I agree with that to a point. There have been angry mobs that wanted to hang Pence though and other prominent white people in power so that is why I say it is silly.
That particular noose hanging there screams racism to me. So does that image anywhere else (ie, it hanging empty). Typically sends “a message “.
This I learned at a young age, I think from my father.
I see a cheap plastic piece of line in a tree, it's not even rope(the difference between rope and line was ingrained in to me by my captain). It would look like a kid was playing with it.
Weird that the mob trying to hang pence also supports and wants to uphold white supremacy at all costs including overthrowing democracy. *im shocked*
How far off of the ground was the noose knot? Looks like a simple kids tree swing, nobody else did this as a child?
Made a noose to swing from 😂😂 no I was a kid once and I know for sure we never made swings that looked like a noose!
It is basically a foot hold, stirrup like. It was fairly common in my childhood that is why I asked how far off of the ground it was. Given the height it is obvious that was not the case in this instance.
How far off of the ground was the noose knot? Looks like a simple kids tree swing, nobody else did this as a child?
Four feet. Not a foot swing.
"In an attempt to give perspective to the photo of the rope that was shared on the department's Facebook page, police say the bottom of the loop was approximately 4 feet from the ground."
That sort of ostracism is rampant, though. People here (not 10 Club, my town) are looking for any excuse other than admitting racism. The goddamn white supremacists were in town a day before the morning it was discovered.
And who the fuck brings a length of rope/twine to a public park to make a foot swing?
A tree in your yard? Yeah. A trip with your friends to the local swimming hole? Sure, I guess, assuming there's not one there already. But I've been on this planet for enough years to know that people don't tie off foot swings in public parks. If it was a foot swing, someone would've told the police as much already.
How far off of the ground was the noose knot? Looks like a simple kids tree swing, nobody else did this as a child?
Made a noose to swing from 😂😂 no I was a kid once and I know for sure we never made swings that looked like a noose!
It is basically a foot hold, stirrup like. It was fairly common in my childhood that is why I asked how far off of the ground it was. Given the height it is obvious that was not the case in this instance.
Oh, yeah. Had one in my front yard growing up along with a tire swing.
And we used to jump into swimming holes off them, too. And it always sucked if your foot got stuck on the dismount. That totally threw off what would’ve been an epic jump.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Just need to add a little inference, folks don't hang nooses from trees to remind people about John Wayne movies.
Yes, that is fine. I agree with that to a point. There have been angry mobs that wanted to hang Pence though and other prominent white people in power so that is why I say it is silly.
That particular noose hanging there screams racism to me. So does that image anywhere else (ie, it hanging empty). Typically sends “a message “.
This I learned at a young age, I think from my father.
I see a cheap plastic piece of line in a tree, it's not even rope(the difference between rope and line was ingrained in to me by my captain). It would look like a kid was playing with it.
Weird that the mob trying to hang pence also supports and wants to uphold white supremacy at all costs including overthrowing democracy. *im shocked*
You're not shocked that a group of white supremacist's wanted to hang a supposed white supremacist?
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Just need to add a little inference, folks don't hang nooses from trees to remind people about John Wayne movies.
Yes, that is fine. I agree with that to a point. There have been angry mobs that wanted to hang Pence though and other prominent white people in power so that is why I say it is silly.
That particular noose hanging there screams racism to me. So does that image anywhere else (ie, it hanging empty). Typically sends “a message “.
This I learned at a young age, I think from my father.
I see a cheap plastic piece of line in a tree, it's not even rope(the difference between rope and line was ingrained in to me by my captain). It would look like a kid was playing with it.
Weird that the mob trying to hang pence also supports and wants to uphold white supremacy at all costs including overthrowing democracy. *im shocked*
You're not shocked that a group of white supremacist's wanted to hang a supposed white supremacist?
I don't think anyone should be shocked that degenerates are degenerates.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Just need to add a little inference, folks don't hang nooses from trees to remind people about John Wayne movies.
Yes, that is fine. I agree with that to a point. There have been angry mobs that wanted to hang Pence though and other prominent white people in power so that is why I say it is silly.
That particular noose hanging there screams racism to me. So does that image anywhere else (ie, it hanging empty). Typically sends “a message “.
This I learned at a young age, I think from my father.
I see a cheap plastic piece of line in a tree, it's not even rope(the difference between rope and line was ingrained in to me by my captain). It would look like a kid was playing with it.
Weird that the mob trying to hang pence also supports and wants to uphold white supremacy at all costs including overthrowing democracy. *im shocked*
You're not shocked that a group of white supremacist's wanted to hang a supposed white supremacist?
I don't think anyone should be shocked that degenerates are degenerates.
That is a statement I can get behind.
The whole Back the Blue movement kind of went to shit during this too.
A noose is something I was taught never to make unless you were going to hang someone. Never saw it as a race baiting tactic.
Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Really? Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
Yeah, not sure where you grew up but that was never ever a thing where I've been. It had to be taught to me of all places, the news. Same with the confederate flag. Now I get how that is linked but not a noose.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
Well it wasn't a thing where I grew up either, it was just a part of US history that was taught in school.
If that is what I was taught into thinking then everyone hung in a western was a lynching and racially motivated which of course they were not.
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Just need to add a little inference, folks don't hang nooses from trees to remind people about John Wayne movies.
Yes, that is fine. I agree with that to a point. There have been angry mobs that wanted to hang Pence though and other prominent white people in power so that is why I say it is silly.
That particular noose hanging there screams racism to me. So does that image anywhere else (ie, it hanging empty). Typically sends “a message “.
This I learned at a young age, I think from my father.
I see a cheap plastic piece of line in a tree, it's not even rope(the difference between rope and line was ingrained in to me by my captain). It would look like a kid was playing with it.
Weird that the mob trying to hang pence also supports and wants to uphold white supremacy at all costs including overthrowing democracy. *im shocked*
You're not shocked that a group of white supremacist's wanted to hang a supposed white supremacist?
Speaking for myself, I was about as shocked at that as I was to see the "Blue Lives Matter" crowd beat & kill Capitol Police Officers, which was not shocked at all.
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Either way it is a knot that I yell at people for making if I see them doing it.
Pretty obvious allusion to the KKK and lynching in the south if you ask me.
As you could imagine, enough parents are uncomfortable with their children hearing hate speech every day and having images such as confederate flags and people in blackface and KKK hoods carrying signs with racial slurs on them etched into their developing brains. Some (not many, but just one is too many!) of those children as young as five years old have learned so early that this angry mob hates them simply because of the way they look or what religion their family observes -- in other words, simply because they were born.
You know how many westerns I watched as a kid and not lynching's?
I find it weird how people see a noose and think it's racist. That's ridiculous.
Every kid playing with a rope and makes one for the first time thinking it's cool will get labeled a racist.
This I learned at a young age, I think from my father.
I see a cheap plastic piece of line in a tree, it's not even rope(the difference between rope and line was ingrained in to me by my captain). It would look like a kid was playing with it.
"In an attempt to give perspective to the photo of the rope that was shared on the department's Facebook page, police say the bottom of the loop was approximately 4 feet from the ground."
https://www.facebook.com/swampscottpolice/posts/4051453948277961
That sort of ostracism is rampant, though. People here (not 10 Club, my town) are looking for any excuse other than admitting racism. The goddamn white supremacists were in town a day before the morning it was discovered.
And who the fuck brings a length of rope/twine to a public park to make a foot swing?
A tree in your yard? Yeah. A trip with your friends to the local swimming hole? Sure, I guess, assuming there's not one there already. But I've been on this planet for enough years to know that people don't tie off foot swings in public parks. If it was a foot swing, someone would've told the police as much already.
No pun intended.
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The whole Back the Blue movement kind of went to shit during this too.