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This seems reasonable. Safety minded, and a reminder of a trooper's sacrifice.
j'The signs would not replace the 14 roadside crosses the Utah Highway Patrol Association recently removed from public property because a court found them an unconstitutional display of religious imagery. The UHPA is refurbishing the markers and intends to put them up on private property.' - article
Private. Property.
That, is reasonable.
Not to INJECT crosses on public land...
that I help pay for!
The issue of the crosses was theocracy.
Not 'freedom of religion.'
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