Rev. Jan Phillips will lead the discussion. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Ridgewood NJ, at the last meeting there was a consensus to continue the series of forums that are exploring civility. Additionally, we agreed to further discuss rules, regulations and guidelines for community sports.
Several participants have asked to discuss the recent Mahwah Council Meeting. The forum will discuss the impact of anger, frustration and behavior.
We have access to the Senior Center located within the Ridgewood Municipal Building,Monday May 11, 2015, 7:30 P.M. – 9:00 P.M.
“Several participants have asked to discuss the recent Mahwah Council Meeting.” Why don’t they mind their own businesses. Stop looking down your noises at other towns. Isn’t there enough incivilities on Ridgewood Council? Why don’t they address that?
We need to have transparency in Ridgewood sports. Moving forward we have to drill down and now focus on sports parents to get the spotlight of of us .
I hear that Hillary Clinton will be on the panel.
I’m sure if these busybodies were asked they would say that theirs is a religion of peace. Peace, that is, once they’ve civilly dispatched with all of their political opponents and civilly disposed of their cold, dead political bodies. BTW they are clearly trying to extend their reach regionally by dragging Mahwah’s troubles into their purview and bringing people with a larger sphere of influence into their meetings like the Record editor and the Bergen County Executive. Madame Hillary actually could be the next progressive sociopath to drop by and try to overwhelm us local yokels now that you mention it.
Don’t the 3 amigos get it? All this meeting about civility and their the ones that uncivil.
My comment will be to barf all over them.
Make sure it a civil barf
Gwenn said it is like meditation for her, going to the civility meetings. I am with 6:07. It all makes me want to puke. They are despicable
PJ: Have you viewed any of Pat Condell’s videos?
For a Brit, he’s pretty clear on the evils of tyrrany.
Here he demonstrates clearly that he must have visited Ridgewood in person at some point in the recent past, and that when he did, he enthusiastically imbibed the message of public civility imparted by our treasured public icons, the three amigos:
Pat Condell’s words: “When you’re imposing tolerance and respect on people, there’s no need to actually show them any. Just keep throwing mud until it sticks, because you’re up to your neck in double standards here, so you need to be extra vigilent against unwelcome opinion, which in your position can be more than inconvenient (if that wasn’t outrageous enough), it can be downright threatening. So anyone trying to stir up healthy, rational debate should always be swiftly marginalized and crushed, in the spirit of reconciliation and healing. And, if your conscience troubles you, just remind yourself that you’re doing the wrong thing for the correct reason, and you’ll be fine.”