Its not the "gatherings" they care about at
these concerts, or the concerts themselves. It
is the "weapons of mass destruction" they
carry to these places and therefore endangering the
crowds they entertain. I think if they
would leave their "fireworks" at home no one
would have any problem with the gathering of
the crowds or the size of the crowds. Its just
what they bring with them to use in entertaining
that could be and has been harmful and certainly
deadly in some cases.
You would have to cut out all sports
events,and all events of any size. I doubt that
will ever happen.
Now this is just my nickel's worth,,because
that is all i have today..lol Take it or
leave it..its "YOUR CHOICE"!!! lol lol MOnday
I will have a Quarters worth of nonsense...lol lol
Bree!
--- "bill b." <w_burrell@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Brad Fornal <toyman@digitex.net> wrote:
> > I have heard a rumor that Congress is seeking to
> ban
> > live music venues
>
> I haven't been to a contemporary music concert since
> I
> saw Tanya Tucker live and on stage...in the really
> small gymnasium at college in 1973. Had to be at
> least
> 400 people there.......but.....sounds like an
> incursion into the freedom of assembly area. We must
> beat them back.
>
> cheers, bill b.
> first this then what? no big crowds for NASCAR?
>
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