The bureaucrats finally backed down and the memorial stays exactly where it belongs. We forced them to respect our history instead of tearing it apart. Keep your eyes open because we will be ready to fight again if they ever try this garbage in the future.
I am starting a petition in support of the Veterans Memorial in Taos. People are trying to have it removed without understanding the cultural significance it has to Taos and its people. Help me to show our support of this 60 year old memorial.
The bureaucrats trying to tear down our memorial are betting that we will lose interest and let them win. Blast this link to everyone you know because we need to hit two hundred and fifty signatures right now to force them to listen.
Reached 100 supporters
March 29, 2017
120 Comments
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Cipriano medina
9 years ago
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This memorial to our WWII Veterans is in honor of our Heros that gave their service and lives for our country and our freedom this memorial has nothing with religion just because a cross is used. ms
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Domonick Vasquez
9 years ago
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I am a resident of Taos and a Military Veteran of 27 years of service. By removing this cross you are violating my cultural rights along with disrespecting and dishonoring all the Taos veterans of past and present.
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Viola Garcia Esplnoza
9 years ago
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The cross is a part of Taos' cultural history. Why should visitors have a say in a what could be a permanent change to our environment? They can choose to go elsewhere if it bothers them so much.
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Scott Johnson
9 years ago
Featured
These memorials are needed to protected as they remind people of those fallen and those who protect us today still. We not only use these to honor the Fallen but to also recognize the families that sacrificed so much with their loss as well. Please don't let a memorial that means so much to so many be removed!!
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Valerie Y Montoya
9 years ago
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We have the right to choose a symbol of memorial that stands with our cultures and traditions, it doesn't force a religious preference it's a recognized symbol of memorial, just like the headstones at Arlington National Cemetery! Keep the cross!
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Melinda Fernandez
9 years ago
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Taos' culture is eclectic and varied. Let's keep it that way by honoring the past as well as introducing new cultures while respecting those already in place.
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lori raff
8 years ago
leftists are intolerant and bigoted
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Margo Gins
9 years ago
As a 4th generation Jewish, Taoseña I strongly support keeping the cross and the Veterans Memorial in Taos Plaza. Northern New Mexico and our spiritual symbols/meanings are unlike anywhere else in the USA. To understand what I mean you would have to come to our communities and speak with our elders. Besides the memorial and cross sit on a Taos Pueblo owned easement that is not leased to the town or county. Good luck suing a sovereign nation FFRF!
The bureaucrats finally backed down and the memorial stays exactly where it belongs. We forced them to respect our history instead of tearing it apart. Keep your eyes open because we will be ready to fight again if they ever try this garbage in the future.
I am starting a petition in support of the Veterans Memorial in Taos. People are trying to have it removed without understanding the cultural significance it has to Taos and its people. Help me to show our support of this 60 year old memorial.
The bureaucrats trying to tear down our memorial are betting that we will lose interest and let them win. Blast this link to everyone you know because we need to hit two hundred and fifty signatures right now to force them to listen.
Reached 100 supporters
March 29, 2017
120 Comments
C
Cipriano medina
9 years ago
Featured
This memorial to our WWII Veterans is in honor of our Heros that gave their service and lives for our country and our freedom this memorial has nothing with religion just because a cross is used. ms
D
Domonick Vasquez
9 years ago
Featured
I am a resident of Taos and a Military Veteran of 27 years of service. By removing this cross you are violating my cultural rights along with disrespecting and dishonoring all the Taos veterans of past and present.
V
Viola Garcia Esplnoza
9 years ago
Featured
The cross is a part of Taos' cultural history. Why should visitors have a say in a what could be a permanent change to our environment? They can choose to go elsewhere if it bothers them so much.
S
Scott Johnson
9 years ago
Featured
These memorials are needed to protected as they remind people of those fallen and those who protect us today still. We not only use these to honor the Fallen but to also recognize the families that sacrificed so much with their loss as well. Please don't let a memorial that means so much to so many be removed!!
V
Valerie Y Montoya
9 years ago
Featured
We have the right to choose a symbol of memorial that stands with our cultures and traditions, it doesn't force a religious preference it's a recognized symbol of memorial, just like the headstones at Arlington National Cemetery! Keep the cross!
M
Melinda Fernandez
9 years ago
Featured
Taos' culture is eclectic and varied. Let's keep it that way by honoring the past as well as introducing new cultures while respecting those already in place.
L
lori raff
8 years ago
leftists are intolerant and bigoted
M
Margo Gins
9 years ago
As a 4th generation Jewish, Taoseña I strongly support keeping the cross and the Veterans Memorial in Taos Plaza. Northern New Mexico and our spiritual symbols/meanings are unlike anywhere else in the USA. To understand what I mean you would have to come to our communities and speak with our elders. Besides the memorial and cross sit on a Taos Pueblo owned easement that is not leased to the town or county. Good luck suing a sovereign nation FFRF!
This memorial to our WWII Veterans is in honor of our Heros that gave their service and lives for our country and our freedom this memorial has nothing with religion just because a cross is used. ms