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On Wed, Mar 28, 2018 at 1:21 PM, Daniel Robbins <drobbins@××××××.org> wrote: |
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> realize that they technically have the |
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> ability to whoop your butt, but choose not to exercise it. So maybe be |
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> thankful for that. |
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People aren't going to be thankful merely because somebody chooses not |
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to exercise the power to whoop your butt. :) |
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As I've said, I agree that the Trustees have a thankless job, and I'd |
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argue an impossible one at this point. My point hasn't been to bash |
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the individuals in this role, but to question whether we really need |
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to go on this way. |
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This has nothing to do with the individuals currently holding the |
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title of Trustee or Council member. IMO what really matters is how we |
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want to be governed. If we decide to make big changes, then we can |
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always hold another election to decide who gets to sit in what chair |
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going forward. I think the #1 concern needs to be sustainability, |
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because if we don't have that then everything else just becomes words |
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on paper. |
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Rich |
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