As with most things, there is no doubt a lot more to this story.
But you know what? Other than the profanity, which wasn’t shown in any pictures on that site, it’s a free speech issue.
If he wants to hang an effigy of Mickey, it’s his business.
Ansell wouldn’t speak to “20/20,” but two years ago, he told Pittsburgh’s WPXI-TV, “I used to have a beautiful Christmas display, they hated it. This is my display now. I don’t think it’s against the law to exercise your right to have your own display
That’s all they say about it. I bet the neighbors complained incessantly so this is what happened.