EDIT: Oh shit, I could pass that house on my way home. I'd offer to take it down, but if a dude wants to hang a chair, he can hang a chair. He's still a jerk though.
Probably a good choice. You'd likely get shot.
EDIT: Oh shit, I could pass that house on my way home. I'd offer to take it down, but if a dude wants to hang a chair, he can hang a chair. He's still a jerk though.
Took me way too long to make the connection.
Johnson says it never occurred to him that hanging the chair on the tree would be seen as anything more than an empty chair.
"I wanted it out of my way," said Johnson. "I cut my grass from time to time. I could of put it on the ground but it never dawned on me that people would read it that way."
Shawshank RedemptionOk, I'll ask... what's this all about? Is it from a film?
He took the chair down:
http://www.myfoxaustin.com/story/19600783/empty-chair-lynching-causes-controversy
"of"? Seriously, Fox Austin?
I guess it's a good thing that I can see this and not make the connection to a racist reference.
He took the chair down:
http://www.myfoxaustin.com/story/19600783/empty-chair-lynching-causes-controversy
Exactly. How do they intend to sit on it?
burntorangereport said:However, in light of Clint Eastwood's speech at the Republican National Convention, in which he had a largely one-sided conversation with an empty chair he pretended was Barack Obama, this imagery is now associated with the President.
The image of the chair is associated with the President. Now, lynch that chair from a tree, and you've got a pretty awful racist sentiment calling for lynching the first African-American President!
He took the chair down:
http://www.myfoxaustin.com/story/19600783/empty-chair-lynching-causes-controversy
Johnson says it never occurred to him that hanging the chair on the tree would be seen as anything more than an empty chair.