This time it was a short ban, 1 day. Usually the ban lasts for 3 days if it is temporary. Since the ban has been removed I'll remove my very negative writings within concerning local Democrats and al.com. I will leave the comment concerning one removed post on al.com that is applicable to this issue.
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Evidently this was the statement that resulted in the latest ban on al.com: "I particularly like this statement from Domino's CEO, "...we will be turning Fire Trucks into Domino's delivery vehicles..." yea, I'm sure some revel at that scheme, particularly Domino's Pizza management.
-Placing box top Fire Prevention info on the Domino's boxes is a great idea. Having Fireman give public presentations about Fire Prevention in schools and community areas is a wonderful idea. Maybe pizza businesses or others would support free pizza's or other food stuffs during community events while making presentations on Fire Prevention, another great idea. Our fireman are wonderful, dedicated community minded folks. Bad management decisions may have other longer lasting consequences.
-Delivering pizza in city vehicles and advertising the one pizza company who also discriminates and does not provide equal services, utilizing city equipment and persons in Domino's advertising scheme is a bad idea.
-Another thought on this issue. If I want a government agency in my home I will ask for them. I do not need a government agency inspecting my home unless I requested them to be there, particularly under the auspices of a pizza delivery.
-Then there is the problem of liability, I wonder if the City Attorney was contacted concerning the liability issues involved? Did the City Council or Mayor approve of the use of city equipment and persons? It has not been a topic of discussion at any council meeting. "
>>>>> (5 paragraphs removed.)-Placing box top Fire Prevention info on the Domino's boxes is a great idea. Having Fireman give public presentations about Fire Prevention in schools and community areas is a wonderful idea. Maybe pizza businesses or others would support free pizza's or other food stuffs during community events while making presentations on Fire Prevention, another great idea. Our fireman are wonderful, dedicated community minded folks. Bad management decisions may have other longer lasting consequences.
-Delivering pizza in city vehicles and advertising the one pizza company who also discriminates and does not provide equal services, utilizing city equipment and persons in Domino's advertising scheme is a bad idea.
-Another thought on this issue. If I want a government agency in my home I will ask for them. I do not need a government agency inspecting my home unless I requested them to be there, particularly under the auspices of a pizza delivery.
-Then there is the problem of liability, I wonder if the City Attorney was contacted concerning the liability issues involved? Did the City Council or Mayor approve of the use of city equipment and persons? It has not been a topic of discussion at any council meeting. "
May folks be allowed to discuss controversial issues in Scottsboro, Alabama? I hope so, it's the American way. Advance, al.com, your the main game in town as to discussion forums. Your responsibility is important and weighs heavy as a responsible open communication source amongst the citizenry.
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