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In my daughter's rural area there is ONE house on her road with a Biden sign and a Black Lives Matter sign to boot. Nice big old farm house with a four car garage and acreage. I go out for moonlight jogs when I visit there frequently and I am so tempted to put up a sign there that says "BLM Take My Property. I'm Yours". I've fantasized about it, but wouldn't dare because they probably have security cameras. No law against fantasizing (yet). The owner's a college professor, by the way. Rural area, wall to wall Trump supporters, and he's got a BLM sign? Neighbors must really LOVE him. God help if I ever see him out mowing his grass (as if), I'd like to ask him how many low income properties for blacks he's going to build on his spread.
But I won't, of course. DH, son in law, and grandsons live in that township, I don't. So I have to be nice.
In my daughter's rural area there is ONE house with a Biden sign and a Black Lives Matter sign to boot. I go out for moonlight jogs and I am so tempted to put up a sign that says "BLM Take My Property I'm Yours". I've fantasized about it, but wouldn't dare because they probably have security cameras. The owner's a college professor, by the way. Rural area, wall to wall Trump, and he's got a BLM sign? Neighbors must really LOVE him.
Once they make that threat, I would say homeowners are justified in shooting the racist BLM on sight. They have been threatened and need to take that threat seriously.
That's the way it works around here, with a declaration of war like that?
Our township is a group of islands. They would never get across the bridge.
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