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Originally Posted by Craig Vernon
My two cents. The white crosses in peoples yards in my non-deed restricted neighborhood stand for Faith over Fear related to the virus. I do not have one but the sentiment is nothing anyone should be offended by. TV have deed restrictions self policed by other residents if someone took issue then remove it, that is called respecting others a good Christian principle. Living in paradise enjoy it, protect it, cherish it!
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The crosses in my neighborhood were here when we started looking for houses to buy in this neighborhood last September. The virus hadn't arrived yet. They are a religious symbol, which again - is offensive to me, but isn't a big enough deal to DO anything about it. I moved to this part of the Villages, partly, because of fewer restrictions. I'll take the good with the bad, it's that wiggle-room for creative expression that I appreciate. Even if I don't like the white crosses. It's just a matter of taste. Like the house with the toilet seat in his driveway and a ridiculous hand-written sign on it that says "[political candidate's] world" on it, implying that the political candidate's world is down the toilet.
Tacky and ridiculous, but that says more about the neighbor than it does about the neighborhood.