[CheshireTheCat]

Where I sometimes walk, the homes are littered with "Hate Has No Home Here" signs.

To which I say I am not surprised. I doubt Hate could afford the mortgage.

No one is ever outside these homes for me to talk to, although some have porches with chairs.

I am tempted to ask them if Hate lives in the homes without signs.

[Old Yeller]

In one of the liberal bastions in my town I see a lot of rainbow flags and BLM signs. All white people.

[cgbg]

Their neighbors should put up signs with arrows pointed at the “no hate here” sign:

“My neighbor will not hate you if you rob their home.”

[Fungi]

Bingo. That one drives me bonkers. I am tempted to tape a sign to it saying “Unless you’re a republican.” Or just “BS!” would do.

[Old Yeller]

Where I sometimes walk, the homes are littered with "Hate Has No Home Here" signs.

Those are homo homes.

[Seruzawa]

Lol. Tell them you voted for Trump and see what they do.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Ive seen such signs too.

Love is love. Black Lives Matter. We believe in science. Etc etc. People like to virtue signal.

[notdownwidems]

They have these signs at my church; I am similarly conflicted, because it sure had a home there during the five-year long anti-Trump hatefest!

[VTenigma]

My favorite is “silence is violence”. What? No, violence is violence. Silence especially from the left is golden.

[DannyTN]

Stick this sign next to it...

[BenLurkin]

The People Against Goodness and Normalcy signs were all sold out.

[Retrofitted]

This is the sign I’ve got in front of my house. Hasn’t been stolen yet. :)

https://www.etsy.com/listing/942103050/yard-sign-bold-in-this-house-we-believe?ref=shop_home_active_3&frs=1&crt=1

For those not wanting to go to the link, it reads:

“In this house we believe that
Simplistic platitudes
Trite tautologies
And semantically overloaded aphorisms
Are poor substitues
For respectful and rational discussions
About complex issues”

[Leaning Right]

This is the sign I have on my front lawn. It confuses some of my neighbors. Others are frightened.

[kaehurowing]

Sounds like a lot of American neighborhoods are become like something out of Chairman Mao’s Great Leap Forward. There you had to put propaganda on your walls supporting the GLF or risk being sent to a labor camp.

[ALPAPilot]

Someone in my neighborhood has both “Black Lives Matter” and “I Stand With Planned Parenthood.”

I guess black lives matter to the profitability of Planned Parent hood? Is that what they mean?

[NohSpinZone]

I live near lily-white Los Gatos, which has BLM signs littered everywhere. Fools.

[Terry L Smith]

And the sign sez:

COME ROB ME I AIN’T GOT NO GUN!!

[paint_your_wagon]

The best sign I’ve seen in my neck of the woods was a warning: “We don’t dial 911”

[Altura Ct.]

But it’s impermissible to say so. We’re scolded that “all lives matter” is racist. And so, people don’t say it for fear of being name-called.

And that is how the left wins.

[T.B. Yoits]

Those virtue-whining lawn signs are to warn passersby about the residents, just like a "Beware of the Dog" sign.

They don't have the self-awareness to put up a sign that says, "Soy-boy and femi-nazi residents eat cat feces and expect the world to cater to their Toxoplasma-gondii-induced craziness."

When you see "Hate has no home here.", it means they hate you and others like you.

[SoCal Pubbie]

Saw one today the read “Hope is Not Cancelled.” What is that even supposed to mean?