Should UN loyalists be treated any different than their British forejackasses?

Pain and Humiliation with Tar and Feathers: In Colonial America, Victims Included Houses and at Least One Horse.

The practice of tarring and feathering continued long after the American Revolution and at least until 1835 when a man in Vicksburg, Mississippi, was tarred and feathered for disrupting a barbecue on the Fourth of July.