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Bar Brawl With North Park Rages On
"Enough is enough" meaning this dialogue is ridiculous. Neither side is going to convince the other that its position is right. I live within walking distance of the Bluefoot, but closer to University, so I am more "impacted," as you would say, by the businesses on University. But I am also a reasonable person who realized, when I moved to this area, that is a mix of both residential and commercial, that there would necessarily be more noise, traffic and disturbances (including those that wake me up at night or leave messes in my yard) than there would be in, say, Scripps Ranch. My post was about the one-sidedness of the reporting. Don't try to tell me what I am talking about. I'm not interested in engaging with YOU about the late night issues, which I know are exaggerated (I've watched Rick's video and it's whisper quiet). Although I do have to agree with OsoSally's take on your prohibitionist agenda and that your issue isn't so much with this bar directly, but that you're using it as a scapegoat because, as the only bar subject to an NUP because of unique zoning in that block, it appears to be the only one where your agenda stands to gain some ground.— December 10, 2010 2:28 p.m.
Bar Brawl With North Park Rages On
Dorian's bias and shoddy reporting is apparent to any educated reader. Isn't it a basic tenet of journalism to not just quote a source, but identify the source? It's not like the "Founder" (or Rick or Dana, for that matter) are Deep Throat -- we all know who you are. Dorian's failure to question anyone from the other side -- be it the bar owners, employees, patrons or one of hte dozens of neighbors who support the Bluefoot -- is pathetic. This article and its predecessor should be used in journalism classes of how NOT to be a journalist.— December 10, 2010 12:10 p.m.