--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "theshortsalepro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> In my view, the problems that plague Asbury Park are indicative
> of a larger problem. While discussions about curb height,
historic
> preservation, and a convoluted redevelopers agreement are
important,so
> too are political discussions because the solution to Asbury's
ills as
> well as Society's ills will be political.
>
> The average Joe doesn't much care about politics, having been
> disenfranchised by the political process... as evidenced by the
> pitiful poll turnouts. So if this isn't the right forum to
discuss
> long term solutions... the operative word being 'discuss' how else
do
> we engage the general public into much needed dialogue? Ff the
> discussions are intellectually honest, and serve to educate rather
than
> simply facilitate goon-like behavoir, this can be a powerful forum.
>
I agree, absolutely! Thought this forum was all things Asbury.
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