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Original Article I wonder if this man is part of Westboro Baptist Church? 03/04/2011 By Margo Gray HUNTSVILLE (WAFF) - How far does free speech really go? Signs out in front of a Huntsville mans home is creating quite the commotion. The signs have the power to create a traffic jam, plenty of conversation and even stir up emotion. The homemade signs on Michael Gill's front lawn in the middle of Five Points are sending a message, aimed at a neighbor. "If I didn't do anything, no one would know that rapist is living on my block across the street." - Not true. See below. This man received a notice in the mail about the man moving in, and I'm sure others did as well. What he is doing is nothing but disturbing the peace and harassing someone...continue to full post

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