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.
Thank you for your help!
Keep Manti street public please, it is our freedom of religion that makes this country the greatest. THANK YOU
United States
we have a right of the freedom of speech
This IS America right?
4 years, Missouri
Our freedoms need to be kept free. Please stop this erosion of our basic Constitutional freedoms of speech and religion.
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!
Having the freedom to talk in Manti is very important to me. Please keep this opportunity available to people who come to visit Manti.
I am against the sale of the street.
I have attended Pageant twice and am from Ephraim, UT. This street should stay public and conversations allowed to remain.
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.
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.
This street needs to remain public property.
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.
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.
Let Freedom, Ring!!!!
I have been to Manti for 17 consecutive years now. Please do not allow this injustice to be done.
Thank you for considering this request to keep the Manti street open for freedom of speech.
It's not just Manti, it's the entire state.