Reply #71: Those are all valid points [View All]

[Atman]

Thanks for the reasonable response. You don't see too many of those when the passion starts flying, as it has on this thread. I do agree with most everything you said. Which is why it is important to let AAR know how we feel about their decision. Maybe the other posters have other choices, as you do. But, Pacific Radio has really crappy reception way out here in Connecticut! What about all the progressives who still want SOMETHING, and prefer having AAR to nothing at all? Currently AAR, with all its flaws, is our only choice. We can't work to "fix" it, or help change it, if we force it out of business because one personality got fired.

That was my point...many of the rants reminded me of a child throwing a tantrum..."Well, if I can't have five cookies, I don't want any!" "Fine," I always told my kids as I put the lid back on the cookie jar.

Firing Malloy may have been short-sighted (the full story has yet to be told), but no more short sighted than demanding something for which you have no back-up plan. That's all I'm sayin!