[Haru Hara Haruko]

In other news, the city changed its name to just "Diego."

[YOUGOTIT]

The Nazi win again.

[Barney59]

Chalk up another one for the ACLU and a few spineless city council members...

[bmwcyle]

Soon CA slided into the sea.

[BureaucratusMaximus]

What are they going to replace it with? A gold hammer and sickle with a red background? Or maybe a crescent moon?

[rabidralph]

I wonder if Massachusetts also has laws, detailing the separation of Church and State?

[Robe]

9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in 2002 that the constitutional violation still existed when it struck down the city's second attempt to sell the land to a private buyer.

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WTF?...

9th Circuit strickes again

[pikachu]

What a shame. I think that the 'religious community' should swing to the opposit tactic -- ask that the old Spanish missions be removed, that religious sounding cities change their names (San Diego, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, Sacremento, San Franciso, etc.) to something bland, and then ask that any intersection that crosses needs to be redesigned because it is too painful of a reminder of their religion. Force the wacky left into demanding that some things are okay even if 'tainted' with some hint of Christianity.

[mattdono]

God-less kooks.

[appalachian_dweller]

Who do all these atheists hate the site of the cross? Why do they hate the phrase 'Under God'?

I'll tell you why. Deep down in their hearts they KNOW there IS a God. They also KNOW that denying Him is wrong. They hate being wrong. To stop these feelings of guilt at denying their Creator, they want all reminders of their wrong doing removed from their sight in hopes that this will ease their feelings of guilt and shame and wrong doing.

It won't. After they remove all reminders of the loving God they deny, they will STILL feel this guilt and will take aim at something else.

I feel sorry for them.

[AmishDude]

I think I have the solution. In some municipality, we need to make sure that the letter "t" is banned from all public communications.

[wardaddy]

That is awful. The USA is dotted with crosses on public lands about anywhere there is some elevation to speak of.

The Devil's right hand.

[muawiyah]

This sort of thing makes me feel uncomfortable in the presence of any of the jackbooted thugs who carry out the orders of the San Diego city council.

[OXENinFLA]

Mt. Soledad Memorial Cross in La Jolla

Is this it????

[Montfort]

I wonder who owns the property under the big, beautiful cross at Saint Augustine, Florida.

I woke up early one morning and went out and saw that. It made quite an impression on me at age 11 or 12 or so. We were on a family trip to Disney World, and that I remember St. Augustine and Orlando's Sea World more fondly than I remember Disney World. Not that it was a bad time, but these other things were just as fun, with very few lines for anything.

[Dr. Thorne]

If you elect slime to office don't be surprised when they act slimy.

[Kokojmudd]

Official Seal City of Diego

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

When California slides into the Pacific, I will have no pity.

[verity]

The continuing saga of the land of fruits and nuts.

[kellynla]

I wouldn't be surprised if there were a class action lawsuit filed to prohibit the removal of the cross. This fight must be taken up. And the sooner the better.

I agree with Mark Levin, term limit the Supremes and eliminate the 9th Circus.

I expect Christians throughout America will start erecting huge crosses and ten commandments on their property.

Semper Fi,
Kelly