When the board of the Wilmington Memorial Library (MA) was presented with an opportunity to host a new multimedia educational exhibit on 9/11, they felt unprepared to accept the proposal on the spot, and rejected it with a vote of three in favor, one against, and two abstaining.
But Memorial Committee Co-chair and Selectman John Ryan, who could not see any reason to deliberate, said the vote was a slap in the face, and that he was withdrawing the offer.
Another local community, Tewksbury, also put off the exhibit along with the town of Wilmington.
I bet…
If they were offering an exhibit on Marxism or some perversion they would have jumped at the chance.
Re:I bet…
Yeah, but you seem to be a reactionary hyperpatriot who doesn’t stop to think about anything.
Oh, yes, of course people need to be compelled into expressing speech they haven’t had a chance to evaluate and consider. After all, it’s speech about the holiness of Amerika and not spewing it mindlessly is a sign of unpatriotism, etc, ad nauseum.
Re:I bet…
Yeah, but you seem to be a reactionary hyperpatriot who doesn’t stop to think about anything.
Yes, and it has worked out very well for me.
You and I both know that if they were offered some dildoes on a clothesline they would have hung it up themselves.
How is your PM’s head? Better than that al-Zarquai fella I gather.