Personally, i would just pour some lighter fluid on it and claim artistic expression.
I'm curious, why do you feel the need to make this personal by using gratuitous insults? The most obvious reason would be to compensate for the inadequacy of your arguments, but perhaps it's simply in your character to do so.
It should be removed since it is on state property and expresses an opinion, unless it is the opinion of the state. (That's what liberals believe, so lets be "fair")
I take it then that you're in favor of removing all displays of the 10 Commandments from state property? The only way you could not be at this point would be to argue that the Ritual Decalogue is, in fact, the opinion of our current government. Is this, in fact, the case?
Personally, i would just pour some lighter fluid on it and claim artistic expression.
Personally, you're advocating the criminal destruction of private property because you're don't like the opinion expressed on it. Frankly, I think you're just venting. You're not going to actually commit such an act, but saying you would makes you feel good. If you actually do this (or a similar crime) please get back to this thread after your arrest and I'll retract my statement. Until then, you're all talk and no action.
By the way, you still haven't answered my question. Allow me to repeat it for your convenience:
What am I going to "get in the end" for expressing my opinion that someone shouldn't be allowed to burn someone else's property just because they don't like the opinion expressed on it?