There really should be nothing controversial about the peace symbol (remember the Denver couple's holiday wreath versus their homeowner's association*??). Desiring peace, in whatever form is most important to your life, is never worthy of a fine or reprimand. When it comes to one's home and expressions of peace, the old symbol can imply a lot, but is really so simple: Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward...[we think filling in the blank is appropriate]. Porcelain and Cardboard, bloggers at Design Boner, reminded us of the power of the peace wreath:








How wonderful for the family of my friend, Rob Atkinson. Rest in peace, Rob! Love from your neighborhood friends on the Trails.
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A peace sign is now a political statement? Whatever happened to "Peace on Earth, good will toward men"?
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We are fighting with our HOA about this right now!
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It's always been a political symbol. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_sign#The_peace_symbol
I think it's ok in a wreath, as nice as brussel sprouts or better, if that's what we're measuring against. In a manner of anti-war sentiment, yes, some people will react poorly to a peace symbol, but it's as appropriate to Christmas as religion is, seriously. Conscientious objection and all that.
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I suppose these homeowners' associations also ban religious displays, yes?
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Hey hey! You're welcome. We're all about spreading the peace.
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