Grand idea but not one that I think will work unless we create some sense for people the whole point of having this celebration.
Really getting to know other people, knowing such that we learn that what some of us are so damned frighten of, isn't the threat some seem to think it is.
For instances...
Can we carry when we come there?
Can we openly smoke herb and cigarettes?
No?
Then seriously, how will people really know that people who carry, or who smoke dope, or cigarettes aren't the monsters that some of us think they are?
I'm with ya on this one, believe me, but I see some potential problems with it.
We could insist that this is a lowest common denominator party...i.e., none of us can do anything that might offend ANYBODY, but if we do that are we really being uauthentically ourselves?
And if we don't come as who we really are, what are we really learning?
Really getting to know other people, knowing such that we learn that what some of us are so damned frighten of, isn't the threat some seem to think it is.
For instances...
Can we carry when we come there?
Can we openly smoke herb and cigarettes?
No?
Then seriously, how will people really know that people who carry, or who smoke dope, or cigarettes aren't the monsters that some of us think they are?
I'm with ya on this one, believe me, but I see some potential problems with it.
We could insist that this is a lowest common denominator party...i.e., none of us can do anything that might offend ANYBODY, but if we do that are we really being uauthentically ourselves?
And if we don't come as who we really are, what are we really learning?