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SO?!?!?!?wowanother one that cant tell the difference between a local Fox entertainment affiliate and FNC
They're still all owned by Murdoch's News Corpse (pun intended).
Wow you do not even read a conservatives whole post before you respond. I am against defunding libraries. I just said it was nice to see someone talking about making cuts instead of just raising taxes and spending more money we don't have.
Well, think about it. With the internet libraries are being used less and less. That said I see the need for them for people who can not afford the internet or a book store. I think there are plenty of other things we could trim first. Lets start with all the damn bureaucrats. Trim some fat there, and stop adding tons and tons more.
I don't see why you get so down on them. We are in a crisis of debt like never seen before. We are going to have to make some tough choices. We cant keep funding everything we fund now with out a huge increase in revenue. No matter what anyone suggests to cut, someone will be against it. That is the nature and the problem with big government, But we have to cut somewhere. At least they are talking about it.
Why stop there?
We can have as much personal freedom as the Somali have now, folks.
Just keep telling yourselves that GREED IS GOOD.
Perhaps Ovomit can trim some fat by spending more time in his "office" working instead of flying around in his gas guzzling jet.
Libraries are by far one of the most valuable institutions we have today. It's essentially free information, the biggest source outside the internet. With inter-library lending systems, you can get nearly any published book you can think of. It's not just fiction and novels, it's non-fiction, biographies, autobiographies, newspaper articles, books on politics, crime, law, botany, philosophy, anything you want, from Plato to Bill Bryson.
And it's all free, no cost, except depending on how your state or town pays for them. That's up each one individually whether its taxes or what, but there's no fees or dues for all that service. Unless you return a library book late.
I wouldn't advocate closing them down in favor of the internet or anything else.
SO?!?!?!?wow
They're still all owned by Murdoch's News Corpse (pun intended).
its not the same organization
its a LOCAL affiliate
sheeesh
how fucking stupid do you have to be to NOT see the difference
Perhaps Ovomit can trim some fat by spending more time in his "office" working instead of flying around in his gas guzzling jet.
You tried to engage in a discussion, but failed.
You started well with "Perhaps...", however you lost all credibility and showed your true colors as a partisan troll when you said "...Ovomit..."
Nuff said.
smart childLibraries are by far one of the most valuable institutions we have today. It's essentially free information, the biggest source outside the internet. With inter-library lending systems, you can get nearly any published book you can think of. It's not just fiction and novels, it's non-fiction, biographies, autobiographies, newspaper articles, books on politics, crime, law, botany, philosophy, anything you want, from Plato to Bill Bryson.
And it's all free, no cost, except depending on how your state or town pays for them. That's up each one individually whether its taxes or what, but there's no fees or dues for all that service. Unless you return a library book late.
I wouldn't advocate closing them down in favor of the internet or anything else.
My daughter and I go to our public library at least twice a week. We get movies, CD's and of course books, for FREE! If we are late turning something in, and I have to pay a fine, I never gripe, because I know my money goes to a good cause, and it's still the best deal in town.
She asked me the other day, "Mom, why would someone want a Kindle? Why wouldn't they just go to the library and get the book there?"
There is nothing better than turning the pages on a book, even the smell of them,,,,I have had a love affair with books since I could read, and I will fight tooth and nail to keep our libraries open.
actually, i agree with youPerhaps Ovomit can trim some fat by spending more time in his "office" working instead of flying around in his gas guzzling jet.
You tried to engage in a discussion, but failed.
You started well with "Perhaps...", however you lost all credibility and showed your true colors as a partisan troll when you said "...Ovomit..."
Nuff said.
actually, i agree with youPerhaps Ovomit can trim some fat by spending more time in his "office" working instead of flying around in his gas guzzling jet.
You tried to engage in a discussion, but failed.
You started well with "Perhaps...", however you lost all credibility and showed your true colors as a partisan troll when you said "...Ovomit..."
Nuff said.
but is it any different than those that cant seem to separate a Fox local affiliate from the FNC?
ok, slightly differentactually, i agree with youYou tried to engage in a discussion, but failed.
You started well with "Perhaps...", however you lost all credibility and showed your true colors as a partisan troll when you said "...Ovomit..."
Nuff said.
but is it any different than those that cant seem to separate a Fox local affiliate from the FNC?
I'd probably say it was a little different. since silly names were not used.
A) Dishonest thread title
B) Considering the shape we are in financially, ALL avenues must be explored.
Libraries are by far one of the most valuable institutions we have today. It's essentially free information, the biggest source outside the internet. With inter-library lending systems, you can get nearly any published book you can think of. It's not just fiction and novels, it's non-fiction, biographies, autobiographies, newspaper articles, books on politics, crime, law, botany, philosophy, anything you want, from Plato to Bill Bryson.
And it's all free, no cost, except depending on how your state or town pays for them. That's up each one individually whether its taxes or what, but there's no fees or dues for all that service. Unless you return a library book late.
I wouldn't advocate closing them down in favor of the internet or anything else.
My daughter and I go to our public library at least twice a week. We get movies, CD's and of course books, for FREE! If we are late turning something in, and I have to pay a fine, I never gripe, because I know my money goes to a good cause, and it's still the best deal in town.
She asked me the other day, "Mom, why would someone want a Kindle? Why wouldn't they just go to the library and get the book there?"
There is nothing better than turning the pages on a book, even the smell of them,,,,I have had a love affair with books since I could read, and I will fight tooth and nail to keep our libraries open.
Public libraries are the best damned excuse for civilization mankind has ever come up with.
Leave it to the KNOW-NOTHING propaganda machine to want them to end, too.
