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Re: “Letters”
Mr. Nichols, Why is it you want services but want someone else to pay for it? What makes you assume a family making a hundred thousand is rich?Why is it that so many in our society want a free ride on the backs of others? Your letter would be better received if you included all people contributing what they can. Class warfare and envy has got to stop before we can make headway in improving the city. You want people forced to cough up their hard earned dough...just not yours.
Re: “Hungry Bear Restaurant”
GREAT BREAKFAST,Work on the rest.
Re: “Solving the mascot crisis”
Brotha Jonah, Even Tosches had to correct you on the facts. Besides, being a mascot can be a life changing event for many people. I would love to be the Denver broncos mascot....Sadly, I am too old.
Re: “Kramer plots for change”
Brother Jonah, My karma allows not even a bad shred. Your anger inflames mine. I wish to apologise for my attempt to create impassioned humour . Are lit up streetlights used to lynch people in Tennesee?. Will reducing light volume in the city increase our local lynchings? Why are you going to be shot if you go to TENNESSEE? Please...Sorry bud but from what I gather you dont quite get the West. Welcome.
Re: “Kramer plots for change”
People who have visions wish to be released by them. Or learn from them. Your are posting past youself. Too fast grasshopper.
Re: “What now for Dems?”
Brother Jonah,
We all have a plan. The oil companies And land speculators you so vilify create jobs. New green energy jobs. You do not have the right to determine what companies stay or go based on personal preference. The pentagon is funded by us. No profit intended. Immenent Domain is what Pinon Canyon is facing. This is being iniaited by the federal and state governments in the name of national security. Study imment domaine my friend. It's not just the government that gets this gravy train. The first private grab to increase tax revenues is now a weed filled blight. Can you smell colusion? We all have a plan. Look forward my brother.
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Re: “Letters”
Oh by the way, Being rich is relative. Many of the so called rich have less money than you think. Aperfect example is our city manager you admire so much. Under your definitions she would be defined as rich and yet she defaulted on a million dollar home in California. Her salary does not justify the million dollar home purchased in the Broadmoor. She has assets beyond 500.000 and yet I venture she has little disposable income. Like I said its all relative. When we all work together, to contribute to the betterment of the city, things will improve.