Crayons, crosses and correctness

Binney & Smith are my heroes. They make those wonderful Crayolas that kept my hands busy for hours when I was a kid I had the basic set: eight colored sticks - red, blue, green, yellow, brown, black, orange and violet.

[MrToy]

Jerry, that column was by far the most sensible thing the Herald has yet printed on the cross issue. You should be on the editorial board.

-Mr. Toy
www.montereypeninsula.info

[Ocean View]

If the cross had been the original artifact, Mr. Gervase would have a point in retaining such an historical marker, which I would support. But since it was instead a commemorative object which simultaneously conveys religious significance, it enjoys no such protection on land since transferred to state ownership.

Find and prosecute the culprits who cut the cross down, but replace it with a more appropriate secular marker.

[Concerned]

The ACLU utilizes the threat of lawsuits to forward its Sociliast Anti-Judeo-Christian agenda counting on instilling fear and intimidation due to the high cost of defending a lawsuit. The ACLU will defend a Muslim religious agenda but not the former listed above. When public and private entities take a stand and challenge the ACLU, they have a very good chance of defeating the lawsuit as demonstrated in the past.

[ROBOT]

As Roger Baldwin, the founder of the ACLU stated, "Communism is the goal"