Tuesday, November 17, 2009
'Message: I care'
Not content with telling us what we can eat and keeping track of what we can buy, they now want to tell us where we can park. Reader No. 1:
Not content with telling us what we can eat and keeping track of what we can buy, they now want to tell us where we can park. Reader No. 1:
Could there be a better example of how NOT to promote environmental initatives than this proposal? Progressives have a talent for getting people to agree with their thoughtful views by pointing fingers.
With so many statewide offices opening up, could these two legislative proponents be buffing up their citified profiles for future appeal to the sensitive, educated suburban dwelling half of the Hack-Progressive alliance - "Message: I care"?
Solons, take care when you attempt to legislate use of dwindling precious resources - I speak not of the air that we breath, but the spaces in which we seek to park in the course of making our daily livings. For so many of Bostonians spending so much time away from home, accompanied by Blackberry, iPhone, Sirius and Garmin in our mobile offices, a man or woman's BMW X5 truly is his/her castle.
