— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
I have absolutely no idea why applying a thick layer of blackface to this poor mop was necessary, but the folks at Stuffed have seemed to devise a DIY way to keep pigeons and other gross birds out of their new patio.
Comments (9)
Well it does make the mop look more like a person than if the face were the same color as the mop… just sayin.
What’s wrong with black face? It’s not like they dressed her like Mammy or a madama.
Is it racist because black people can’t have white hair?
Or is it racist because it’s in public and black people have to be hidden from view?
“I have absolutely no idea why applying a thick layer of blackface to this poor mop was necessary…”
Well, did you ask them? Maybe the mop was that color to begin with.
The face isn’t part of the mop. You sound like an idiot.
Just a scarecrow, not racist.
Wow, what a knee jerk, overly sensitive reaction. You are a hypersensitive douche. How can a hat form and a mop be racist? Your writeup is lame, poorly thought-out, mindless drivel. In fact, if you thought of a black person seeing that scarecrow, you must be racist yourself. I’m calling the NAACP.
lol the people who comment on this blog are hilariously lame
White guilt much?