I hope you interview some people who are opposed and present themselves and their arguements sanely, and not just rabble rousers. Like it or not, money does come into the equation. Let's try to keep our parks open, but let's try to find a way to do it without appearing like just nature nuts (even if we are also nature nuts...).

It's beyond amazing to me that in all of the "uproar" over the parks story not one mention has been made about the reason for the budget shortfall, for the recession, for the loss in home values and for the high unemployment. The massive theft 3 years ago. The largest, 40 trillion, robbery ever perpetrated in the history of civilization, affecting billions of people all over the world. Not one prosecution has happened, there are no mentions of the root cause, it is all swept under the rug while the consequences of the robbery devastate property owners and communities all over the country. It is an incredibly sad fact that the only people that see what has happened are the OCCUPY people. That is where people belong to affect real change not some phony angry citizen meeting.