Utah Resident Refuses To Remove Offensive Lynched Halloween “Decoration” An azzhole in Roy, Utah named Kevin Van Miltenberg thought it would be cute to decorate his home with a sheet-covered lynched body to celebrate the upcoming Halloween holiday according to a report on KMOV . A local NAACP chapter issued a statement saying, in essence, that the display is a mockery of the thousands of black men and women who have met their death in this fashion all because of the color of their skin. In typical white people fashion, Kevin doesn’t think it offensive because he’s white and doesn’t think it’s offensive. We gotta say, people being gassed in a concentration camp is pretty f***ing horrifying as well, and if Kevin had a Nazi camp with dying Jews strewn across his front lawn, I think he’d understand the offensive logic a tad more, but we digress. Here’s words directly from his privileged mouth: “When I was making it in the first place, it never crossed my mind at all, ‘Hey, one day someone might take offense to it,” he said. “Because I don’t make these to be offensive at all. I just make them for fun and for people to enjoy.” Roy police received a complaint about his hanged man but determined that “this is not a government issue.” News flash, Kevin, just because you didn’t build it to be offensive, doesn’t mean people can’t be offended. Why do we ALWAYS have to explain these things to mayonnaise folks? Image via KMOV
