I oppose the LDS buying the street. Our free speech is being threatened.
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Mariah Hoofer
9 years ago
Myself along with my mother, father, and brother have been on this street 4 times. During these times we have practiced our freedom of religion to talk to Mormons about what they believe. These are some of my fondest memories and it would be a shame if that constitutional right was taken away by selling the street.
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Kathryn Kilpatrick
9 years ago
This street should remain open to the public for many reasons. Public discussion and freedom of speech should not be taken away by those in charge of the temple.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I am from San Antonio Texas and have been coming to the streets of Manti to the Pageant since 2008. I already have reservations for 2017.
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Patty Dyer
9 years ago
I have attended the Manti Pageant twice. I'm from Texas.
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Earlene Mason
9 years ago
Keep the street public. Don't let our Freedom of speech be taken away.
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Jared Segerstrom
9 years ago
Waterloo, IA attended Pageant 3 times
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Lori Hasse
9 years ago
From Austin, TX
Attended 1 time
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Julie Scott
9 years ago
Please don't allow this to happen.
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Lindsay
9 years ago
This is a bullying tactic by the LDS who do not like people who disagree with their religion. Stand up to them!
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Daniel Oberg
9 years ago
I have been to Manti twice.
Keep public property public
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Annick Slick
9 years ago
Please keep the streets in front of the Manti Temple publicly owned and not purchased by the LDS Church.
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Ivy lippard
9 years ago
From Florida. We have been to Manti pageant 2 times.
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Rebecca Carlson
9 years ago
I'm from Colorado, have been to the Manti Pagent once. Keep the street public!
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Sara Lynn Dunkerson
9 years ago
I'm from Iowa and attended the pageant in 2013. Keep the street public.
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Barry Kramer
9 years ago
Stop LDS Church from owning and gaining control of city street outside Manti Pageant. Continue to allow freedom of speech in this area as apposed to LDS rules.
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Nancy Mackensen
9 years ago
I've been twice to the Manti Pageant. I presently live in Dallas, TX.
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Linda Enders
9 years ago
Keep public streets public!
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Hailee
9 years ago
Keep public land public
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Edyth Meredith
9 years ago
Free speech on public streets is a great American tradition and part of the U.S. Constitution that the LDS church says publicly that it supports as divinely inspired. Do not sell the street to the LDS church or to any entity that will curtail public access & free speech which the LDS church has already done in Palmyra NY & Nauvoo IL.
I oppose the LDS buying the street. Our free speech is being threatened.
Myself along with my mother, father, and brother have been on this street 4 times. During these times we have practiced our freedom of religion to talk to Mormons about what they believe. These are some of my fondest memories and it would be a shame if that constitutional right was taken away by selling the street.
This street should remain open to the public for many reasons. Public discussion and freedom of speech should not be taken away by those in charge of the temple.
I am from San Antonio Texas and have been coming to the streets of Manti to the Pageant since 2008. I already have reservations for 2017.
I have attended the Manti Pageant twice. I'm from Texas.
Keep the street public. Don't let our Freedom of speech be taken away.
Waterloo, IA attended Pageant 3 times
From Austin, TX Attended 1 time
Please don't allow this to happen.
This is a bullying tactic by the LDS who do not like people who disagree with their religion. Stand up to them!
I have been to Manti twice. Keep public property public
Please keep the streets in front of the Manti Temple publicly owned and not purchased by the LDS Church.
From Florida. We have been to Manti pageant 2 times.
I'm from Colorado, have been to the Manti Pagent once. Keep the street public!
I'm from Iowa and attended the pageant in 2013. Keep the street public.
Stop LDS Church from owning and gaining control of city street outside Manti Pageant. Continue to allow freedom of speech in this area as apposed to LDS rules.
I've been twice to the Manti Pageant. I presently live in Dallas, TX.
Keep public streets public!
Keep public land public
Free speech on public streets is a great American tradition and part of the U.S. Constitution that the LDS church says publicly that it supports as divinely inspired. Do not sell the street to the LDS church or to any entity that will curtail public access & free speech which the LDS church has already done in Palmyra NY & Nauvoo IL.