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A popular Halloween decoration uses trash bags hanging to depict fake body bags. It has nothing to do with race. Anyone who makes this about skin color is either a blatant liar desperately trying to play victim, or has an IQ lower than a Goldfish. There is no room for a contract. Unclear which group the NAACP falls into, so draw your own conclusions

Several neighbors and the local NAACP have manufactured fake outrage over a common Halloween display because they are extremely narcissistic and have to make everything about them to remain the least bit relevant.

According to NBC 10:

A Halloween display outside a home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, is drawing backlash from some residents and the local NAACP, which says the decorations evoke America's painful history of racial violence.

While the homeowner considers the decorations part of a spooky Halloween setup, others say the imagery is deeply troubling.

"I'm just looking at it and I'm just thinking to him, like, 'do you not see what's wrong with this?'" Bristol Borough resident Roshea Newkirk said.

No, the homeowner does “not see what’s wrong with this” because nothing is wrong with it. It is an affordable Halloween display the resident purchased to get in the spooky season. It has nothing to do with race or skin color, and the sooner those outraged realize that, the better off they will be. Until then, this is nothing more than a personal problem created solely in the immigration.

The Bucks County NAACP has called on the homeowner to voluntarily remove or modify the decorations.

In a statement posted on social media, the organization said the imagery evokes the country's history of lynching and racial terror. While Halloween decorations are often intended to frighten or shock, the organization emphasized that "intent does not erase impact."

No, that is not how these things work. You don't get to take a Halloween decoration that is commonly used and somehow make it about racism and lynching because that is not how reality works. At this point, we can confidently conclude they are making things up, as they desperately and pathetically try to remain relevant. And if you have to take a non-issue, such as a seasonal decoration, and somehow use it to make yourself the victim, you have no case. It is unclear if these people can get any more pathetic than this.

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