The character of our town center is measured by our cultural expression. Live music is the most important element. Let the music enliven and enrich our community.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It does not seem unreasonable to me what the businesses have proposed. From what I am reading in the media, there seems to be a personal agenda afoot. Please keep the community alive with live music in San Antonio!
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Daniel Hornung
10 years ago
For the music...
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Bob donaghy
10 years ago
another example of a few deciding for many, this is not democracy at work . This is small town cronyism .Miority Government. A little bit of authority run amok. The same people bashing too much government control. If the market is the great regulator as the tea party espouse and you constrain the market, you're just back to too much government intrusion
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Dorothy Sherrow
10 years ago
Please reconsider the harsh ordinance against music.
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Andrew
10 years ago
Music is a form of self expression, banning live music is breaking the First Amendment! Freaking REALLY!!
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Tony Clark
10 years ago
Fuck your noise ordinances.
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Scotty G
10 years ago
Good luck friend
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Anonymous
10 years ago
seriously?
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Sean Burgess
10 years ago
i love live music and also San Antonio! Why shouldn't I be able to enjoy both?
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BOB BUD
10 years ago
cummon guys-we all need tunes
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Anonymous
10 years ago
timing is reasonable
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charlie fournier
10 years ago
I support live music
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Ray Morgan
10 years ago
What kind of uncultured Neanderthal wants to shut down live music?
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Chris Thomason
10 years ago
everyone has a human right to live music and a good time
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Chris H-Swan
10 years ago
the terms in this proposal are perfectly reasonable. Enforcing anything more restrictive is unacceptable.
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William Sherwood
10 years ago
This is too important to me!
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Gerald Harrison
10 years ago
This is foolishness. Who in the world wants to live in a world where music is managed by the mayor? Keep the small pieces of America alive. Stalin and Isis would agree with this bill. That right there should spell out d e a t h for this Unamerican legislation.
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Rahul Dhaka
10 years ago
What utter nonsense! How can you expect a concert to end by 9pm?
The character of our town center is measured by our cultural expression. Live music is the most important element. Let the music enliven and enrich our community.
It does not seem unreasonable to me what the businesses have proposed. From what I am reading in the media, there seems to be a personal agenda afoot. Please keep the community alive with live music in San Antonio!
For the music...
another example of a few deciding for many, this is not democracy at work . This is small town cronyism .Miority Government. A little bit of authority run amok. The same people bashing too much government control. If the market is the great regulator as the tea party espouse and you constrain the market, you're just back to too much government intrusion
Please reconsider the harsh ordinance against music.
Music is a form of self expression, banning live music is breaking the First Amendment! Freaking REALLY!!
Fuck your noise ordinances.
Good luck friend
seriously?
i love live music and also San Antonio! Why shouldn't I be able to enjoy both?
cummon guys-we all need tunes
timing is reasonable
I support live music
What kind of uncultured Neanderthal wants to shut down live music?
everyone has a human right to live music and a good time
the terms in this proposal are perfectly reasonable. Enforcing anything more restrictive is unacceptable.
This is too important to me!
This is foolishness. Who in the world wants to live in a world where music is managed by the mayor? Keep the small pieces of America alive. Stalin and Isis would agree with this bill. That right there should spell out d e a t h for this Unamerican legislation.
What utter nonsense! How can you expect a concert to end by 9pm?
Freedom!