[FamiliarFace]

What’s particularly nice is the result of his lawsuit: the townspeople have fought back by erecting crosses all through the town, so now Mr. Tompkins is forced to see crosses EVERYWHERE he goes. I bet they don’t take them down after Christmas.

***While Mr. Tompkins may have won his legal battle, he’s lost the culture war, as local residents have responded by displaying hundreds of crosses on everything from buildings to car antennas.

Now, instead of one cross on a stationary tree, an army of crosses is crisscrossing the city on public streets paid for with Mr. Tompkins’s very own tax dollars. Plus, the town Christmas tree is still there, awash with lights and ornaments. City officials can “Christianize” it with a star on top or an angel if they’re so inclined. ***

[fella]

“Suck it up Buttercup” applies well here too.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Sight of cross on public tree inflicts 'irreparable harm'

Yeah. TO A SATAN WORSHIPPER.

[\/\/ayne]

In hindsight the very first time ACLU got a 10 commandments banned there should have been daily 10 commandments sandwich board walkers replacing the monument and in front of ACLU offices. If they knew that each ban multiplied the banned item by 10 times or more they would have given up after a few bans.

[Little Ray]

To the demonically possessed, maybe.

Of course, the creatures of the ACLU would be all for Demonic Rights.