Here's a fun way to celebrate Halloween. Or the misogyny. Dress up a mannequin to look like Sarah Palin.
Then string the uppity bitch up in front of your home with a hangman's noose around her neck.
And there you have it. A perfect illustration of the primary message of the historic election of 2008.
There are, thankfully, limits to the insults and hate you can pile on to a brother, aka a black man. Those same limits simply do not apply to women, aka hoes (with the possible exception of black women, aka black hoes).
The person responsible for affixing a hangman's noose to the neck of a Sarah Palin effigy outside of his home is Chad Michael Morrisette. Chad says not to worry. It's ok because it's Halloween. And because the GOP VP candidate is a woman, not a black man!
"I know if we had done it with Barack Obama, people would've probably thrown things through our windows," Morrisette said. "The image of a hanged black man is a lot more intense than the image of a hanged white woman -- for our country -- in the history of our country."
Morrisette said his display might be unacceptable any other month, but his subjects are fair game during the Halloween season. "It should be seen as art and it should be seen within the month of October. It is Halloween. It's time to be scary.
Hey Chad, it's also Domestic Violence Awareness Month but that's apparently irrelevant unless you happen to be among the many women who get slapped around and killed by men who are taught in a thousand ways that it's just not a big deal in this woman-hating culture to demean, objectify, denigrate, ridicule, hate and beat up women.
The lesson of election 2008: Do what you want to that bitch Sarah Palin, or Hillary Clinton! Just don't try it on brother Barack!
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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