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The peace cross has always been there. My granddaughter may you always know that you’re strong and smart poster There is always flooding in that area at that cross has stood there despite the floods. Like everything else that relates to peaceIn today’s world maybe they should just take a bomb and blow it up.

My granddaughter may you always know that you’re strong and smart poster

I find this whole thing ridiculous.I live in a town that is about 90% Jewish yet every year on the front lawn of City Hall next to the large Menorah sits a beautiful Manger scene and a Christmas Tree.Lighten up people….there are such more important things that need fixing in this country than wasting time and money ripping My granddaughter may you always know that you’re strong and smart poster down historic monuments because some people are so thin skinned. Are you talking about holiday decorations or monuments now?

Because there is a difference! Let’s not confuse a cross with a monument of a traitor to our country…reconciliation should have occurred years ago and those statues should not have been raised to begin with…had we had reconciliation for the civil war we would not have the kkk or white nationalists (being one and the same) that being said the cross should be grandfathered in or moved to a cemetery where all crosses are allowed regardless of its location on government grounds.