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A Halloween display in the front yard of a Homewood home has sparked outrage, but the family says there was no harm meant and they didn't realize the message it portrayed.
The family claims there was no malice intended. Yeah, sure. If that were true, and they realized people did see it as malicious, they would take it down. They are refusing to.
And one look at the face on that figure tells you they know exactly what they're doing.
Just outlaw all dark colors and be done with it. People are going around looking for these things just to make headlines, nothing more to it than that.
The family claims there was no malice intended. Yeah, sure. If that were true, and they realized people did see it as malicious, they would take it down. They are refusing to.
And one look at the face on that figure tells you they know exactly what they're doing.
But it’s the Deep South. Who is really surprised?
This is a classic example of not reading the linked article before commenting. They took it down completely.
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