Anything Above A 3 Is INSANE

Rating: 1/10 (28 May 2018)

As I watched this tripe questions kept going through my mind "What were any of these actors thinking when they signed on?", "This was nominated for Best Picture?" and "Thousands of people gave this 10 stars?" I guess the answer to these thoughts would be, they hate law enforcement, have no idea how middle america lives or thinks, and they lack anything resembling common sense.
These were awful caricatures not characters. None of this was believable and it lead to nothing.
Here's common sense left out of this garbage:
MOM: Has $5,000 a month to spend on 3 billboards. But, doesn't consider using it to hire a Private Investigator.
DIXON: A cop anytime after 1970. Not a chance.
WILLOUGBY: This is a small no nothing town, where's the real detectives to investigate a rape/murder?
ABERCROMBIE: Sees an officer throw a man out a window, and beat him in the middle of the street. Not only doesn't he stop the beating, he doesn't arrest the officer. He merely fires him.
RED WELBY: After being beat, thrown out a window and beat again, he doesn't press charges.
All of this seems outrageous and moronic, because it is. It's the worst script I've seen filmed in a very long time.
The real culprit is the screenwriter/director Martin McDonagh. I watched a few minutes of the special feature to see if there was some insight into this mess.
It's said he was traveling through the US and saw a Billboard advertising a crime. What this moron didn't realize, it's what victim's family members and law enforcement do in hopes of getting information that lead to an arrest. This is done frequently, and there was a homicide in Florida where a handwriting sample was put on a billboard and a woman recognized it. The killer is now in prison. He couldn't even get the context these billboards are used correct. Of course he got nothing right with this waste of time.