Thread: Ohio Bar With Controversial Sign Targeted By Vandals

Looks like this one slipped under the radar.


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Controversial Mason Bar Targeted By Vandals

May 29, 2006 09:26 AM PDT


The owner of a bar who has created a stir with signs that he posted in a window is now a victim of vandalism.

Tom Ullum first posted a controversial sign that read "for service speak english". Then Ullum last week displayed another sign that read "for service, you must be legal."

Early Sunday morning, someone threw a five pound chunk of concrete through his window while customers were in his Mason bar.

Ullum then changed his sign from "you must be legal" to "might need hardhats."

He faces an August court date over the original sign. The Ohio Civil Rights Commission has ruled that the sign was discriminatory.

A hearing is scheduled for August.

Ullum says that whatever the sign reads he isn't taking it down.

Some past articles on the subject.

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... =tom+ullum

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... =tom+ullum

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... glish+sign

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... glish+sign

I am almost tempted to post a sign on my property that states:

If you are a corrupt public official or an illegal alien, stay off this property.

Originally Posted by Brian503a

Looks like this one slipped under the radar.


http://www.fox19.com/Global/story.asp?S ... 8&nav=0zHF

Controversial Mason Bar Targeted By Vandals

May 29, 2006 09:26 AM PDT


The owner of a bar who has created a stir with signs that he posted in a window is now a victim of vandalism.

Tom Ullum first posted a controversial sign that read "for service speak english". Then Ullum last week displayed another sign that read "for service, you must be legal."

Early Sunday morning, someone threw a five pound chunk of concrete through his window while customers were in his Mason bar.

Ullum then changed his sign from "you must be legal" to "might need hardhats."

He faces an August court date over the original sign. The Ohio Civil Rights Commission has ruled that the sign was discriminatory.

A hearing is scheduled for August.

Ullum says that whatever the sign reads he isn't taking it down.

Now ain't that sweet, He goes to court for discrimination, and the no good vandals get to destroy his property and get away with it.

Americans always having to tow the line, while Illegals get away with murder

Maybe these store owners should put up signs that read....

"No Service To Illegal Aliens"