[South40]

One man, San Diego resident Steve Trunk, said he was offended by the cross and that is how we got here.

[Hostage]

What happened to the solution proposed 20 years ago that would sell or lease the land to a private group so that the cross could remain standing?

[forgotten man]

It is going to be one ugly scene when the bulldozers come to tear that cross down. There will be thousands of people there.

[DoughtyOne]

However, if it’s a big crescent shaped monument in Pennsylvania, it’s all a-okay.

The Christians in this nation are going to have to join to take a stand in objection to these sorts of things.

We’re the vast majority of this nation, and get kicked in the teeth constantly.

I’m out of ‘other cheeks’.

[MarineBrat]

I’m on the verge of going postal on these filthy collectivist scum. If that cross needs bodies in front of it, I’m there.

[muawiyah]

http://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2011/01/04/08-56415.pdfm ~ not just one nut case, but a bunch of jews dissatisfied with the way WWII turned out ~ to wit, the Jewish War Veterans also oppose the cross. I doubt there’s a resolution possible in this century.

[Chode]

too bad he just doesn't disappear...

[Lurker]

It occurs to me that Mr. Trunk has an address.

[ridesthemiles]

Meanwhile, quiet little Temecula is having a huge Muslim Mega Mosque being built there!!!!

[Missouri gal]

Same thing happened in Poland at a place called Nowa Huta. Commies resisted the Catholics erecting a cross where they hoped to build a church. Tore it down at least once. A cheeky fellow named Karol Wojtyla gathered thousands of people to face them off. Didn't hurt that most of the police were Catholics, too. Peaceful resistance! Use creativity!

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

I’m glad I’m not an attorney or a judge. They baffle me to fits of rage with their incomprehensible conclusions.