On the one hand, I can understand why there is a question of why this can’t be set up on the parish property instead of on the public right of way nearby.
On the other, I can’t understand how the same people who can vehemently insist that gay public sex must be protected in public places, can’t live with a simple nativity scene that is displayed for a few weeks out of the year.
No, the question is why the Commission has jerked back a right they had given to this family. He has as much right to the use of this property as the complainers.
>>On the one hand, I can understand why there is a question of why this can’t be set up on the parish property instead of on the public right of way nearby.<<
I live about 15 minutes north of this.
The parish across the east side of the street has had it’s property diminish with the expansion of Mound Road. This started as a two lane highway and was expanded to a six lane with a large median running down the middle. The median is where the Nativity set has been for 65 years.