The street should be a place for the free exchange of ideas.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
No street should be sold - they are public spaces for everyone, not just one particular religion! Please protect equality and freedom of speech!
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Paul fanberg
9 years ago
Keep the streets a place of freedom of speech when you block of freedom of speech you've lost everything . If the government is allowed to abused its power this way they will abuse it in other ways
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Eva Langton
9 years ago
I support keeping this street public and free for all kinds of normal, public behavior.
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Chris Funnell
9 years ago
This is a Freedom of Religion Issue.
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Robert Willard
9 years ago
all cults are the same they want protection while they abuse us
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Nathan Tappendorf
9 years ago
Please add my name to the list. I am from Phoenix, AZ and have been to Manti, UT twice. Please keep the street public so people are free to express their beliefs and ideas.
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Nick Flies
9 years ago
I am from Wisconsin and have been to Manti, UT three times.
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Susan Dodson
9 years ago
Please keep our public streets public
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I am from Littleton, CO, and I have attended the pageant twice (summer of 2015 and 2016)
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Mark Kloosterman
9 years ago
I am a 24 year old male from Kalamazoo Michigan. I had the privilege of attending the pageant this past year of 2016 during the course of two weeks in June.
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Ian Ferguson
9 years ago
I have attended the Manti Pageant one time.
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Alissa Ferguson
9 years ago
I have attended the Manti Pageant one time.
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Christy Darlington
9 years ago
Since 2003, I and/or others in our ministry have been involved in friendly conversations with people attending the Mormon Miracle Pageant on this very street. It is one of the few places where we can have friendly conversations discussing differences with dignity and respect and it has been the highlight of our year each year. The thought of this opportunity being stripped away by a religion that claims to "welcome all people" is truly an act of duplicity and should be rejected by all freedom loving Americans.
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Chris Eller
9 years ago
I have attended the Manti Pageant since 2011.
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Andrew Battiato
9 years ago
Edit: "the truth in *love*"
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Jonathan Edwards
9 years ago
Only if you are unafraid of truth, will you find it.
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Douglas Goucher
9 years ago
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I have been attending the Manti pageant for 10 years, to engage with people in friendly conversation, this attempt to buy the street would severely hamper my freedom of speech, please don't allow this street to be sold.
Sincerely Douglas
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Tony Anderson
9 years ago
Please add my name to this list
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please protect civil liberties and discrimination by keeping the street west of the Manti Temple open to the public.
The street should be a place for the free exchange of ideas.
No street should be sold - they are public spaces for everyone, not just one particular religion! Please protect equality and freedom of speech!
Keep the streets a place of freedom of speech when you block of freedom of speech you've lost everything . If the government is allowed to abused its power this way they will abuse it in other ways
I support keeping this street public and free for all kinds of normal, public behavior.
This is a Freedom of Religion Issue.
all cults are the same they want protection while they abuse us
Please add my name to the list. I am from Phoenix, AZ and have been to Manti, UT twice. Please keep the street public so people are free to express their beliefs and ideas.
I am from Wisconsin and have been to Manti, UT three times.
Please keep our public streets public
I am from Littleton, CO, and I have attended the pageant twice (summer of 2015 and 2016)
I am a 24 year old male from Kalamazoo Michigan. I had the privilege of attending the pageant this past year of 2016 during the course of two weeks in June.
I have attended the Manti Pageant one time.
I have attended the Manti Pageant one time.
Since 2003, I and/or others in our ministry have been involved in friendly conversations with people attending the Mormon Miracle Pageant on this very street. It is one of the few places where we can have friendly conversations discussing differences with dignity and respect and it has been the highlight of our year each year. The thought of this opportunity being stripped away by a religion that claims to "welcome all people" is truly an act of duplicity and should be rejected by all freedom loving Americans.
I have attended the Manti Pageant since 2011.
Edit: "the truth in *love*"
Only if you are unafraid of truth, will you find it.
I have been attending the Manti pageant for 10 years, to engage with people in friendly conversation, this attempt to buy the street would severely hamper my freedom of speech, please don't allow this street to be sold. Sincerely Douglas
Please add my name to this list
Please protect civil liberties and discrimination by keeping the street west of the Manti Temple open to the public.