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Originally Posted by Via Chicago
pathetic. people have differing point of view, and your solution to stick your fingers in your ears and pretend their opions arent as valid as yours. or better yet, ban them from the conversation altogether.
north korea and china would love you.
this is why your side lost.
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I agree with your paragraph, up until this bolded part (which doesn't have much to do with the first). No, it's not why "the city of the museum" lost. It lost because Lucas didn't let it play out in court - it lost because of a lawsuit, and while stupid to block a museum as many people thought, still had enough legal grounding to continue in court. It's one thing to talk against someone who isn't open minded against other opinions, but to come on here and not even understand why the museum left Chicago as of right now is about half as ridiculous as what ryanrule said. And as far as I know, we're all for Chicago here - so even if you think that museum should have not been on the lakefront at all, Chicago lost the museum from going anywhere in the city - so both sides lost 100% if you can call yourself a Chicagoan and hope for progress in the city in general. There are no sides here anymore - we all lost.