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Protect Our Constitutional Rights in Manti, Utah

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Robert Niehoff
9 years ago

Thank you for your help!

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victoria m shepherd
9 years ago

Keep Manti street public please, it is our freedom of religion that makes this country the greatest. THANK YOU

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Anonymous
9 years ago

United States

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Esther Eunjung Yoon
9 years ago

we have a right of the freedom of speech

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Kristin Evans
9 years ago

This IS America right?

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Judy Miller
9 years ago

4 years, Missouri

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Maryann R Lepic
9 years ago

Our freedoms need to be kept free. Please stop this erosion of our basic Constitutional freedoms of speech and religion.

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Janeal Musser
9 years ago

I did not know you could sell a "public" street. This reeks of a power play by the LDS church, and takes away freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. Please STOP this!

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Larry Lenard
9 years ago

Having the freedom to talk in Manti is very important to me. Please keep this opportunity available to people who come to visit Manti.

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Nancy Anderson
9 years ago

I am against the sale of the street.

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Kjelse Rittmeyer
9 years ago

I have attended Pageant twice and am from Ephraim, UT. This street should stay public and conversations allowed to remain.

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Don Tellis
9 years ago

This is a public street and is for public use. The street should not be sold of transferred to a private organization. A transfer will affect traffic and stop public use at the whim of the non public title holder.

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Carol Sauter
9 years ago

I trust and rely on God's truth - as I'm sure the Mormon leaders trust and desire as well. Acting in fear is from the enemy. The street needs to remain open / in the care of the city to maintain this freedom of speech.

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Joel Paul Kramer
9 years ago

This street needs to remain public property.

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Nannette McGuigan
9 years ago

I live in Colorado, but have been to Manti four times. I have witnessed attempts by the Mormon Church to silence dissenting voices, and would dislike seeing their reach extend to buying public property.

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john kauer
9 years ago

I have been attending the Pageant 14 years. I think the street needs to remain in the care of the City in order to protect the free speech of its citizens.

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Vicki Hoeft
9 years ago

Let Freedom, Ring!!!!

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Becky Walker
9 years ago

I have been to Manti for 17 consecutive years now. Please do not allow this injustice to be done.

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Jonathan Nelson
9 years ago

Thank you for considering this request to keep the Manti street open for freedom of speech.

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John Steiner
9 years ago

It's not just Manti, it's the entire state.