Re: Pure Culture

[thansen@moscow.com]

Andy Shaw stated:

"This District allows us to use their schools for meetings-- something I doubt 
would be possible if we promoted hate."

I tend to disagree with you, Mr. Shaw.  These schools that you refer to are 
public schools and, as such, have established standards (none of which are 
political or cultural in nature) for use of their facilities.  These standards 
simply refer to submitting the proper form (in the correct amount of copies), 
signed by the appropriate individuals, with the required funds to reserve the 
requested facilities.  After all, they are public schools (sans any discussion 
concerning "public" versus "government") owned by the community.  For example:  
Aryan Nations parades being conducted on public streets in Coeur d'Alene.

I feel that you may hold your meetings in any public place that you desire.  I 
also maintain the right to attend and exercise my first amendment rights as I 
did in Coeur d'Alene with my sign that read . . . 

Not Here, Not Ever

Tom Hansen
Moscow

See you at the meeting . . .



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