This reminds me of another famous projection in the face of Prog Leftist Government:
Posted on 10/14/2024 3:43:43 PM PDT by jdt1138
Edited on 10/14/2024 7:13:21 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
A town in Massachusetts has sent a cease-and-desist letter to a property owner who projected a “Trump 2024” sign onto the side of a municipal water tower.
Officials said the town of Hanson does not endorse candidates, nor does it allow political signs to be displayed on municipal property.
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I thought this was a Babylon Bee article.
https://x.com/townofHanson/status/1844809944349974731
“What kind of screw worms run that town?”
It’s in the Berkshire Mountains in Western Mass, inhabited by Loony Liberals. Stupid is as Stupid does!
This reminds me of another famous projection in the face of Prog Leftist Government:
20 bucks would get them a dusk to dawn timer at the hardware store
Idiots run that city.
Has to be a FReeper.
They can project what they want onto thier own property or on property they lease from another. They don’t have a right to project onto either public property, or onto someone else’s property without their permission.
There is a point where being funny crosses into being a jerk, this guy passed that point.
Do they have BLM painted on their streets or have BLM on any notice boards?
That’s a stupid name.
He should start a GoFundMe to pay the fine and continue projecting until the election.
It’s Assachusetts.
It’s Assachusetts.
Is there a law against it?
. Officials have declined to identify the individual.
https://jgpr.net/2024/10/12/a-statement-from-hanson-town-administrator-lisa-green/
NBC10 Boston reached the man who has the projector on his property at his home Sunday night, but he declined to comment.
They probably are talking out of their ass. If they didn’t site a town statute there is nothing they can do. But you can bet your life that the town of Hanson will call an emergency meeting to pass a law prohibiting projecting political signs on municipal property effective immediately.
Paul Riley lives near the tower and says he became a little bothered once the town started using their resources to blur the image.
“You shouldn’t tie up police and other resources for something like that,” Riley said.
“They should just let him put his sign up not spend the money on the generator feeding fuel to the generator,” resident Kevin Welch said.
Okay. I stand corrected. Then the guy definitely went too far.
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