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| re: Is there any way the David Koch Theater can become the NY State Theater again through perhaps, legal use of eminent domain? | |
| Last Edit: PlayWiz 03:19 pm EST 02/17/20 | |
| Posted by: PlayWiz 03:17 pm EST 02/17/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Is there any way the David Koch Theater can become the NY State Theater again through perhaps, legal use of eminent domain? - fidelio1010 03:01 pm EST 02/17/20 | |
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| Why bring up Bernie Sa(u)nders by name? But I wasn't referring to you specifically just similar arguments. I went to the ballet there this past Christmas-time, though preferred to think of going back to the NY State Theater, which carried no politics in its name, just the name of the state in which it is located. | |
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| re: Is there any way the David Koch Theater can become the NY State Theater again through perhaps, legal use of eminent domain? | |
| Posted by: fidelio1010 05:18 pm EST 02/17/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Is there any way the David Koch Theater can become the NY State Theater again through perhaps, legal use of eminent domain? - PlayWiz 03:17 pm EST 02/17/20 | |
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| Bernies's name was brought up because at the moment he happens to be the front runner of the Democratic Party. I could have mentioned Warren but she will not be elected. I could have brought up Bloomberg who certainly could have donated more than the Koch's but he didn't. I am assuming you would have no problem going to the Bloomberg theater. I certainly would not have a problem. But then again sometimes Bloomberg is a Dem and sometimes he's a Republican depending on what works for him. So just go and enjoy the art and stop kvetching about who's name is on the travertine. Be happy there are rich people who are generous because our government does not subsidize the Arts. I would rather have the Koch theater or hospital or museum than empty buildings. | |
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