How true,

Schools here use to have Halloween parties for the students but now that the
classrooms have students from other cultures many administrator say no more
parties becuase they don't want to offend these new students.
Dah,  what about the students they are offending by not having the parties?
this bring to mind an old saying, "When in Rome do as ....."  this may not be
Rome but the phrase does qualify.

"You can please some of the people all the time, and all the people some of the
time, But you can't please all the people all the time...so get over it and move
on." (italics added)

there's enough lawyers out there ready to make a buck because they know most
people will not take a stand.  Kind-a-like the event next Tuesday.  Who's going
to vote out there?

Dave Darnell wrote:

> I do have some personal interest in the legal points below, and I do feel
> they are important and should be discussed openly.  I was interested,
> however, to note what I see as a major shift in HP's corporate culture over
> the years (or decades).  I am curious as to how much of this shift is due to
> Carly individually, how much due to the new blood in general, and how much
> due to political pressures to which Corporate America seems to be responding
> in an amazingly uniform manner.
>
> You are right that some of the passages were from Mosaic law.  Also about
> false pride.  I just can't find the URL for that news article.
>
> Tolerance today seems to be interpreted quite differently depending on which
> side of which fence....!
>
> -Dave

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Larry Barnes