Lynching the American Dream

“When somebody doesn't do the job, you've got to let them go,"  Clint Eastwood said before making a throat-slashing gesture. Clint Eastwood jokingly spoke to an empty chair during a political rally for Mitt Romney and the memes went crazy.  Such as the one above.

Memes went crazy after Clint Eastwood made headline news for talking to an empty chair!  He was making a point that Obama wasn't making himself available to the American people.  Now certain individuals are trying to make it a racial issue over the lynching of chairs!

Individuals are upset over this chair hanging from a tree because they feel it is sending a "racial" message toward the president.   http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/09/20/13989510-empty-chair-lynchings-anti-obama-protests-gone-too-far

The above image clearly,  in my personal opinion,  does not send a "racial" message toward President Obama.  In my personal opinion,  what the hanging chair says to me is there is a chair hanging from a tree with an American flag attached.  It appears to me the individual liked what Clint Eastwood said about President Obama and the individual whom resides in the home is just expressing his opinions by hanging the chair from his tree.  I don't see anything racial about the chair hanging in the tree or any such "lynching" of a chair.   I personally believe that individuals whom continue to march forward with the  "lynch mob" mentality,  are the individuals whom  believe the home owner is trying to say President Obama should be "lynched".   I am very sure that isn't the message the home owner is sending.   It could very well be the home owner is also saying,  The American dream is being "lynched" if you vote again for President Obama!   If individuals want to continue marching forward with "lynch mob" mentality,  then see the above message as the American dream being "lynched" if Obama remains in office.   There is nothing offensive about sending out the message that the American dream is being "lynched" by Obama and his policies,  if you want to march on the "lynch mob"  mentality.

Perhaps individuals with the "lynch mob" mentality would feel better if Clint Eastwood had been speaking to a unicorn ?

Ever since Clint Eastwood gave the empty chair speech,  he has been criticized.  But I thought that he made a very good point about Obama not making himself available to the American people since he was sworn into office.   I feel that the  neighbor makes a great point as well, whom hung his chair from his tree.  According to the article,  he  told the individual whom didn't like the chair hanging from the tree,

“He replied, and I quote, "I don't really give a damn whether it disturbs you or not. You can take [your concerns] and go straight to hell and take Obama with you. I don't give a [expletive]. If you don't like it, don't come down my street."

Exactly!  The individual whom made the comment to the neighbor does not have to drive down this man's road to look at the hanging chair!  It is the same regard to articles, social media, radio,  youtube videos or pretty much anything that you deliberately have to do toward something on purpose.  If you do not like something, then do not view it, read it, listen to it or take yourself down the path on purpose toward it.

If you do not reside on the same street as this man,  there is no reason to purposely drive down the road to view the hanging chair of this tree.  The individual does reside in the United States and is merely expressing his opinion about a chair, which happens to have an American flag attached to it. 

If an individual attaches a inward meaning to this chair hanging from his tree with an American flag,  which offends them....then it becomes that individual's personal issue.  It says that particular individual is holding on to a  "lynch mob" mentality and it begs me to wonder why they are doing this ?  What personal issues does that individual have within themselves ?  Why do they continue to have race related issues ?  Why do they...the individuals whom are making these statements... continue to want to bring up race ?  The color of an individual's skin.... racial divide amongst people...because that is all that it is.

I could look at a cloud in the sky and see a unicorn.  What would other individuals notice should they look upon the same cloud in the sky ?  If I hung a fake unicorn from my tree with an American flag attached to it,  would others then feel I was trying to send out a "racial"  message toward unicorns ?  Too many energy beings are still holding on to the race card.  For centuries,  the color of our skin, as well as religion,  has played a role in dividing human beings.  How much longer is this going to continue ?  This year,  the indian nation has asked for everyone to try and come together as a nation.  To put aside these issues.  If individuals would take the time to listen to their ancestors closest to their heart and stop listening to the elite government,  whom continue to divide the people through race and religion.....then perhaps some type of "togetherness"  could happen.