Re: win

[Eggcentric@xxxxxxx]

< To me, it's like the war.  I didn't think we approached it well, I fear 
what 
will happen in the aftermath, but I wanted our side to do the best job of 
winning once the conflict was on. > -Tyler

Gene - your analogy to the Iraqi War is right on target, as in so many ways 
our diverse list members seem to mirror the pro-war/anti-war disciples.

As those who have the audacity to question Operation Iraqi Freedom are 
now being branded anti-Americans, it is also unfortunate that those
who have the audacity to question the Celtics BT and future are now
being called Benedict Arnolds or worse yet- oh no - disloyal fans.  

I do not feel it unpatriotic for Americans to question why we have not 
accomplished our three alleged objectives in Iraq - finding weapons of 
mass destruction, capturing/killing Saddam, and proving an Iraqi link 
to Al Qaida.  

Nor do I feel it is unloyal for Celt fans to question our draft choices, 
trades, coaching, present team makeup, luxury tax constraints, and 
future.

I might ask David W., Norine, and Art just what they feel the purpose 
of a Celt discussion board is if it is not to read varying viewpoints.
I would think it quite boring if Mr. Bleedgreen #19 continuously
wrote stuff like, ''Gee, our team is looking great. Go Celts.''  And 
Bleedgreens #38, #52, #87, and #122 routinely chimed in with, 
''Ditto, Go Celts.''  

<It's getting to the point of making us think this list is a way of
tearing down the Celtics, not being fans.> - Dorine 

Why are the two not compatible?  I love my gardens but if some of the 
flowers are not doing well...
 
< Regardless of what happens in the Jersey series, I'll still bleed Celtic 
Green.> - David W.

Nothing wrong with green, David.  But please try and understand the
thinking of those who do not see birds of this era in nests of the past.

Egg