Rarely have I been as proud of my hometown of Atlanta than I am right now.

Just a few days after Donald Trump announced that he thinks it would be a good policy for all Muslims to be barred from immigrating to the United States, some clever residents of Atlanta wheatposted this image on highway overpasses in the city:

The new additions to the city were posted in north Atlanta’s Lindbergh neighborhood sometime early Wednesday morning, police say.

As you can see, there is a cartoon of Herr Trump with an Adolf Hitler mustache and a bow tie made out of a $100 bill.

But alas, the postings were not allowed to remain.  Atlanta police officer Thomas Coxe said it took him about 30 minutes using a scraper to remove the images — a task that became increasingly difficult as they dried. According to Coxe, whoever made the postings could face jail time:

“If caught, they’ll be incarcerated for illegally posting in a public way.”

Oh come on! Just call it political advertising and let it stay. There’s nothing the least bit inaccurate about it.

This article was originally published by the same author at LiberalAmerica.org.