Mailman Won’t Deliver Because Halloween Decoration Is “Racist”

Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. However, offensive Halloween decorations are another matter. A mailman on Long Island refuses to do his job because he thinks a skeleton hanging from a noose is racist.

Via WCBS:

Richard Beatty has been decorating his Brentwood house for years with homemade Halloween decor, including makeshift gallows and a noose with a skeleton hanging from it.

Political correctness has progressed to the point that the noose is no longer acceptable.

“The postmaster himself came here and knocked on my door and said he was suspending my mail until I took this stuff down, and I said, do what you have to do because I’m not taking it down,” Beatty told CBS2’s Carolyn Gusoff.

Beatty, who resents the Post Office trying to dictate how he decorates his own property, confirms that there is no racial intent behind his hanging skeleton decoration. But his mailman is a person of politically privileged pigmentation and thinks otherwise.

A small percentage of individuals who have been hanged throughout history are black. But according to moonbat ideology, blacks and their alleged oppression are the central focus of the universe. Nooses are specifically about blacks, because everything is specifically about blacks; if you disagree, you are a racist.

This is why the sight of something that even vaguely resembles a noose can send college campuses into virtual lockdown mode (e.g., Louisiana State University, University of Michigan).

A postal service spokesperson says the carrier will “monitor conditions on a day-to-day basis.” They have the prerogative to deny home delivery “based on personal or physical safety.”

Repressive snowflakery has reached the point where harmless Halloween decorations can pass as threats to personal safety.

On a tip from seaoh.

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