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Do you have a straight news story on this? The article you posted seems to be more in the line of inflammatory opinion, with a couple of facts thrown in.
What more do you need to know then 50k went to a film house that put on a certain show that is under ground porno. Did you need to hear something else? To be ticked off
Art takes many forms and a society needs to have art. Unless I have seen information with more details, I cannot judge by this article if this is anything to complain about. Seems as if someone just decided to nitpick to write a story.
When you spend so much money in a short amount of time ... you're going to have nonsense like this, and that's why the stimulus should never have been done in the first place," said David Williams, vice president for policy at Citizens Against Government Waste.,
Well, color me impressed. Faux didnt hold off until the last line to admit this:
...most of the [stimulus] money is being spent to help preserve jobs in museums, orchestras, theaters and dance troupes that have been hit hard by the recession.
It's right up there in the second paragraph, above the fold!
What more do you need to know then 50k went to a film house that put on a certain show that is under ground porno. Did you need to hear something else? To be ticked off
No, I'm not ticked off. I couldn't care less. If they spend 50k on a production, and nobody shows up to see it, then I'd be ticked off. As far as content goes, whatever floats your boat.
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