[Gene Eric]

This jackwagon should sue the town for the way it prunes its shrubs.

[BipolarBob]

I want an unadorned aluminum pole by golly! Festivus for the rest of us.

[Kansas58]

Just an idea:

Why don’t governments simply RENT “Holiday Advertising Space” to religious organizations?

Yes, that might cost some money, for the local churches or religious groups, but governments clearly have the right to sell advertising space, even a plot of land for “religious advertising”

Of course, some Atheist group might win any bid, but -— lets try it?

[GladesGuru]

Mr. Green must have support his beliefs! Therefore, we shall expect the courageous Mr. Green will mortgage his home and car to support litigation for achieving his beliefs.

Let not an array of might dismay you Mr. Green. G*d supports the righteous. Oh, wait a moment - perhaps not in your case.

[Bellflower]

It would be very cool if businesses and private homes used their properties all year long as display areas for Christian themes, including signs with Bible verses on them. Atheist, nor nominal believers, nor believers in false religions could go anywhere without reading Gods’ Words, or seeing images relevant to the Christian faith. God would be glorified, and through constant exposure to His Word people would be saved. Too bad for lost souls that more Christians don't realize the power of God's Word, the ability that His Word has to save those otherwise destined for eternal damnation. If they could understand this, in a real and living way, our cities would be plastered with God's Word and images conducive to building faith, and it would matter less whether the small amounts of government properties held Christian displays, or His Words, even though they should.

[al_c]

I wonder if he’s threatened to file suit over any menorahs being put on display anywhere. This type of atheist seems to only be bothered by Christian symbols.