On a rather scenic route in northern Michigan, a rather large set of gallows has been setup:
Daily Press: Gallows built along M-28, generating controversy
Tom Pegenau, owner of Pegenau Builders, set up a wooden gallows structure with a noose outside of the Pegenau Builders business on M-28 in Chocolay Township, later painted with the words “bureaucrats,” “justice” and “freedom,” along with a banner reading “United States of America 1776-2026 250 We the MFin People.”
Kind of a bureaucrat, rope, gallows, assembly of one of each approach to things.
Mr. Peregnau, per the article is rather unhappy (as many people are) with government at the moment, and he stated he was rather frustrated with both sides of the aisle in many areas so he built the gallows as a matter of protest.
Chocolay Township, where the gallows are located, is unamused.
The Detroit Free Press: Marquette-area township orders gallows along major U.P. highway moved
In short the setting up of gallows along the roadway is claimed to be a zoning violation in the area. This may indeed make Mr. Peregnau even more annoyed with bureaucrats, but it is most likely that the gallows are headed for the gallows so to speak.
2 comments:
I'm surprised they didn't charge him with a race based hate crime also.
Dem Darkies be afraid of da noose.....somehow it is a "racisss" symbol...even though more whites have been hanged than black people
Mr. B: I'm sure having a noose hanging there contributed to the lack of amusement on the part of the township, likely for the reasons you state as well as it being directed toward politicians.
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