[Kenny Bunkport]

What happens if the city refuses to take down the cross, or pay the fine?

[Dilbert San Diego]

Or suppose crowds of people try to block dudes in dozers driving up that mountain. The politically correct crowd hyperventilated about that Rachel Corrie girl who went to the palestinian territories and got run over by a bulldozer. So I expect the politically correct crowd would be against any physical action to remove protesters here if that happens.

[untrained skeptic]

I'm wondering if the city government has become less interested in protecting the religious freedoms of it's citizens since this issue first arose 17 years ago.

I suspect that the city government would like to give in and agree with the ACLU and the liberal judge.

I suspect that is the reason why the citizens had to use a ballot issue to keep the city government from caving in and removing it.

I suspect that if the city simply refuses to obey the courts, the State would cut off any State funds they might receive. The Federal government might do the same eventually, but that would likely take another decade or two to work it's way through the courts.

[kellynla]

Time to split up the 9th Circus!!!

[Blood of Tyrants]

Who is the judge going to send to enforce it? Judges don't have armies.

[brazzaville]

Good evening.
"What happens if the city refuses to take down the cross, or pay the fine?"

I've often wondered what would happen if a municipality were to just say no to the Judges.

Who gives the order to enforce the ruling and what do the agents of TPTB do to enforce the ruling?

Michael Frazier

[Jimbaugh]

It is almost time to fight.