Tar and Feathers: Slightly Altered

You wouldn't have to worry about killing anyone.
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=bill+gates+pie+in+face...

perhaps well publicized event using those sinister looking silhouettes that were popular a few years ago would be a good start?

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Traditionally, tar and feathers was a propaganda stunt that involved a large crowd and a lot of publicity. For crying out loud don't hurt anyone. That would only make martyrs of them and criminals of you.I think the best effect could be gained if the event were to be organized quickly regarding a specific person and policy. Even better would be to use materials iconic of the issue,such as, motor oil, and shreds of the constitution. As an additional bonus, maybe we could ride them slowly through town on a rail atop a pick-up truck while the townspeople,already supplied with rubber gloves and buckets of manure,vent their frustrations. The Plumber

That mixed straw with another compound and would shoot it out with a rediculouse amount of force. It is used for erosion control. Here's a link to what i'm talking about. There's gotta be a way to mix feathers with some sort of sticky substance. This would be a great way to cover the entire White House with feathers. Or an entire congress. :)
http://www.inlanderosioninc.com/erosionServices.php

...meet their contingency.

To 'weaponize' the tar or the feathers detracts from the effect of the overall experience. For many elected officials, it was the one and only 'meet and greet' they would ever have with their electorate and it would be a crime to deny them that simple pleasure.

I may not know the truth, but I know when I'm being lied to...

"The newly elected Chairman of the St. Charles Missouri Republican Central Committee, Tom Kuypers, claims credit for preventing properly elected delegates from being seated. It was recorded a couple of weeks before the November election."

As good a place to start as any.... :)

Doc Holladay
Nashville, TN
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It would send a strong message and anyone who knows a little bit of history will appreciate the metaphor. There is a good chance the first one to try it will get arrested and charged with assault or worse though. Is it time to risk so much?

the skin needs to breath and if you are caked in the stuff then it will kill you if you can't get it off after a long time.

in the colonial times, people often died from being tarred and feathered.

it is real thick and sticky maybe we could mix something that really stinks into it. LOL

my first vision is modified leaf blower, backpack type perhaps

in a small scale like a "skinny politcian", you could use one or 2 cans. On a large scale the guys that insulate new homes with it have sprayers that I think keep it in 2 parts till just past the nozzle.

It won't burn, is super stickey and messy and will attract any feather like material to it.

I trimmed my chickens feathers this afternoon to keep them from flying the coop, I think I'll go pick them up off the ground in the morning and bag them for later.

Thank you Dr. Paul for making me act on what I already knew was right.

The tar never killed people or they wouldn't have bothered.

Modern-day, we could do it with roofing tar. Very filthy glop at room temperature.

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