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Billy Joe Fudge wants neighbors to just be neighbors About: Discussing Light Pollution at Fiscal Court By Billy Joe Fudge One man's junk is another man's treasure. One man's joy is another man's torment. One man's faith is another man's fear. One man's pleasure is another man's sin. One man's music is another man's noise. The same light which illuminates the way of one can often blind the way of another. Case in point is headlights on automobiles. They allow us to see really well on high beam but blind oncoming drivers if not appropriately changed to low beam. No one is setting in the car seat making us dim our headlights but for safety's sake and as a common courtesy which we hope is returned, most drivers will "treat others the way they want to be treated". I don't have any personal knowledge about the particulars of this "light dispute" nor do I want to acquire any. I would however love to "see neighbors, be neighbors". This story was posted on 2010-09-19 20:26:16
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