Over 500 residents of Sandpoint, Idaho took to the streets to protest an anti-Christian group attempting to get a Ten Commandments monument removed from a public area.

Most of the residents were upset that the Wisconsin-based anti-Christian Freedom From Religion Foundation, which targets Christians and Christian emblems nationwide, would be trying to come into their town and have something removed that the community doesn’t want to see gone.

“I don’t like this at all,” resident Gladys Johnson told the Bonner County Daily Bee.  “There’s no way someone can come into our town and dictate what goes on here.”

The FFRF sent a letter last November to the mayor of Sandpoint taking issue with the monument being on public property.  The people who sent the letter do not live or have never been to Sandpoint.

The monument was placed in Farmin Park after being donated to the city by the Fraternal Order of Eagles.  The city says they have no current plans to remove it but are working with the Eagles to find an alternative location.