texas billboard battle: one rejects liberals. the other rejects bigotry - digital billboard

There is a new logo on I
40. Amarillo, Texas, announced, "Texas is everyone's ---
According to The Dallas Morning Post, after another sign near the neighboring city of Viga told liberals to leave, "not because of paranoia . ".
The first Billboard says "liberal", please continue I-
Until you leave our great state of Texas.
"It bothered Roman leehler, a Amarillo resident, so he created a GoFundMe page to" post a logo that represents the true hospitality of the great state of Texas, "he wrote in the fundraising post that there was a counter attached to the post
Billboard of Freedom
Texas is for everyone.
"It's not because of paranoia," Leal's sign says . ". "Welcome y'all.
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Leal told the Dallas Morning Post that he hoped the sign would represent his understanding and love of Panhandle, Texas.
"My grandparents are migrant farm workers who come to the area and fall in love with the community awareness of the area and are welcomed by people who live here," he said . ".
Billboard on Friday, I-
40 digital billboards in Amarillo.
The Interstate passes directly through Amarillo and Vega.
The two cities are 36 miles apart.
The original billboard that told the Liberals to leave was removed just one day after the rally.
Customers who originally paid for the billboard requested that the billboard be removed according to the owner of the Burkett outdoor ad.
Kyle McCully, who took the first Billboard virus photo, told CNN that it was removed due to strong public opposition and he was angry.
"I think that's good news," Mccallie said . ".
"If you are offended by it, then follow the instructions on the logo.
"Leal's GoFundMe campaign lasted only six days, more than double the original $1,800 target, reaching $3,980 as of Tuesday morning.
He said the extra money would be used to keep the registration more than the original four-week period.
"As a citizen of Texas and a citizen of Amarillo, I am very proud," Leal told the Dallas Morning Post . ".
"I'm really proud of the response.