Actually, no. I'm not a park kind of guy.

Probably because you don't have a really cool one like Cherokee close by!

History of the Public Library....according to Wikipedia.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library

 

Later.

Yes, that's what it's become, that's not the way it used to be. that's the crux of this whole argument.

Probably because you don't have a really cool one like Cherokee close by!

:lol: That could be.

Yes, that's what it's become, that's not the way it used to be. that's the crux of this whole argument.

 

Times have changed, RTS. I mean, women can even now vote!

So, at the core, RTS, you believe that a community should not use tax dollars for the betterment of the social aspects of their community and it's population?

I don't mind this at all....RTS, do you honestly believe there is no educational value from movies?

 

I do agree that video games is a bit much, but I can live with that.

Times have changed, RTS. I mean, women can even now vote!

That's why we're in the mess we are these days... :lol: :walk: :banana:

So, at the core, RTS, you believe that a community should not use tax dollars for the betterment of the social aspects of their community and it's population?

No, I don't think libraries should pass out brain candy.

I don't mind this at all....RTS, do you honestly believe there is no educational value from movies?

 

I do agree that video games is a bit much, but I can live with that.

What's the educational value of Spiderman?

No, I don't think libraries should pass out brain candy.

 

 

So, you're OK with community resources for entertainment such as parks, festivals and events, but not the library.

What's the educational value of Spiderman?

 

 

Once again, are you a student of film?

 

Also, do you, by extension, believe fiction and comic books should be excluded from the archives?

So, you're OK with community resources for entertainment such as parks, festivals and events, but not the library.

Parks, festivals, etc. are used for the purpose they were intended.

Parks, festivals, etc. are used for the purpose they were intended.

 

 

What if I read a book in the park?

What's the educational value of Spiderman?

 

Every movie, whether it be Spiderman, Requiem For a Dream, Saw, etc., has a theme or message they're trying to convey. Film is just another form of expression just as books. To discredit its educational value is very narrow-minded IMO.

Once again, are you a student of film?

 

Also, do you, by extension, believe fiction and comic books should be excluded from the archives?

If I was a student of film, I'd be in college. They have their own libraries.

 

No, as I said earlier, at least people are reading, that's a good thing.