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Cracker Barrel Caves to Woke Crowd, Apologizes for “Noose” Hanging From Ceiling

by | Nov 13, 2020 | News, Racialism, Social-Issues | 0 comments

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Cracker Barrel has issued a public apology after a deranged leftists who visited their store pointed out to them that a cord from an antique soldering iron hanging from the ceiling was “racist” because it looked like a “noose.”

Alfonso Robinson, who describes himself as a “progressive blogger” brought it to the attention of Cracker Barrel in a tweet that garnered the response from the restaurant.

“Someone at Cracker Barrel in East Windsor need to explain why there are nooses on the ceiling,” Robinson tweeted with pictures of the so-called “noose.”

Cracker Barrel promptly buckled, knowing the ramifications of ignoring the demands of these progressives, with an apology.

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“We’re sorry this happened,” Cracker Barrel writes. “This antique electric soldering iron has an original wrapped cord that should not have been displayed. We have removed the item from our East Windsor store. Many thanks to the guest who notified us of this so that we could correct our error,” they continued.

Soon, Cracker Barrel may be getting a knock at the door from the FBI which, apparently, has nothing better to do than to investigate claims of nooses hanging from ceilings around the country.

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