Alex Bell, program manager for San Diego County’s Land Use and Environmental Group, told the Los Angeles Times that the person called to complain that the cross was located on county property. The Times notes that the county reportedly confirmed the cross is on its property, 84 feet from the unmarked property line, and Bell said that it was “an establishment of religion and in violation of federal and state constitutions in violation of federal and state constitutions,” and that they are taking steps to address the issue.
However, in May Sherri Kukla, who publishes S&S Off Road Magazine, started an online petition to prevent the monument’s removal. For her, the cross is not religious, but rather “a historical memorial monument” used as a point of reference for off-roaders. It has also comforted people who have lost loved ones for a variety of reasons, she told the Times..
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10 comments:
One person? Majority rules, don't like it here in the USA, LEAVE!!
The complainant is probably a vampire.
Yeah, the Night Flier.
Real Christians would want this murder weapon to be removed.
Never be intimidated by people like this. They believe you will cave immediately, so FIGHT!
The county sell a 10ft by 10ft piece of ground to some party.
What religion do you think complained ? The same one the owns the media.
Honestly , I 'm getting so tire of
people complaining when it's nothing
threatening to them or the public.
" This lady needs to Get A Life!:"
6:58 PM - good thought.
Offend the majority over a super minority that was offended. Typical weak coward ass Americans.
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