Kurt R. wrote:Touchee!
Good call Ron.
John R. wrote:Kurt R. wrote:Touchee!
Good call Ron.
Actually Kurt there was no touchee. Ron is just stating the obvious. Voting for change is the outcome of sharing "buying into" alternate perceptions. I am trying to inform (or misinform ) the people who think a smoking ban is right that perhaps they might want to rethink it. I do that by stating an alternative point of view about the ban, about the government about whatever. It's all an attempt to put my perception into the majority.
Ron's rebuttal is no rebuttal at all so don't let it shut you down. Perhaps it's his way to try to either deflect or end the discussion. I can't speak for him. Perhaps he thinks its futile to reason with people and is saying "don't bother and just do your part and hope? Perhaps he thinks it futile to complain about elected officials?....well I would disagree and say that its just one way that a person can change another persons mind. Change a a majority of peoples mind and then you can get to what Ron is talking about. So when he says "well, go vote" then you say, well that is the byproduct of the first step. Which is changing the way the majority thinks.
Ron Johnson wrote:John R. wrote:Kurt R. wrote:Touchee!
Good call Ron.
Actually Kurt there was no touchee. Ron is just stating the obvious. Voting for change is the outcome of sharing "buying into" alternate perceptions. I am trying to inform (or misinform ) the people who think a smoking ban is right that perhaps they might want to rethink it. I do that by stating an alternative point of view about the ban, about the government about whatever. It's all an attempt to put my perception into the majority.
Ron's rebuttal is no rebuttal at all so don't let it shut you down. Perhaps it's his way to try to either deflect or end the discussion. I can't speak for him. Perhaps he thinks its futile to reason with people and is saying "don't bother and just do your part and hope? Perhaps he thinks it futile to complain about elected officials?....well I would disagree and say that its just one way that a person can change another persons mind. Change a a majority of peoples mind and then you can get to what Ron is talking about. So when he says "well, go vote" then you say, well that is the byproduct of the first step. Which is changing the way the majority thinks.
John, it's not a rebuttal. I simply explained how the smoking ban became a valid and enfoceable ordinance, and how to repeal it for those who oppose it. That's what I keep doing over and over again in this thread. You keep arguing with me, but you have yet to figure out that I am not arguing with you. I can't. I have no idea what you are talking about. I never said complaining about elected leaders is futile, as you say I did. I never said "just do your part and hope." Perhaps if you stopped putting words in my mouth, you would realize that no one is debating anything with you.
Ron Johnson wrote:John R. wrote:Ron Johnson wrote:John R. wrote:Kurt R. wrote:Touchee!
Good call Ron.
Actually Kurt there was no touchee. Ron is just stating the obvious.
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sounds good John.
Jeff Gillenwater wrote:Could someone please explain or point me to a resource that explains how the "public" in public places is defined by the proposed ban, i.e., place x is public but place y isn't and what the determining factors for making that call are?
I've no interest in arguing with anyone for or against the ban. I just think it's an interesting procedural question that may or may not be applical to other areas.
Thanks.
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