Friday, September 25, 2009
The moral is: Don't listen to Nevius.
Chuck Nevius is a conservative, which means, among other things, bending over in front of the wealthy. So when Gap Founder Don Fisher wanted to pluck his art collection into a museum in the middle of the Presidio, and said to SF: jump!, Chuck said: how high?
Chuck's argument was of the concern-troll kind: if we don't do ask Don says, Chuck argued, his art collection will go to some other city, and we'll bite the "hands that feeds."
So we're glad to report that Chuck's concerns were totally overblown and unfounded, and that an excellent solution, nah, an even better solution, has been found: Fisher's art collection of modern art will go to the museum of Modern Art.
But that's way too out there, too out of the box, for Chuck to even think about that!
Hey, they don't pay front page columnists to have common sense, they pay them to push conservative propaganda, it's the Chron, what do you expect?
Chuck's argument was of the concern-troll kind: if we don't do ask Don says, Chuck argued, his art collection will go to some other city, and we'll bite the "hands that feeds."
So we're glad to report that Chuck's concerns were totally overblown and unfounded, and that an excellent solution, nah, an even better solution, has been found: Fisher's art collection of modern art will go to the museum of Modern Art.
But that's way too out there, too out of the box, for Chuck to even think about that!
Hey, they don't pay front page columnists to have common sense, they pay them to push conservative propaganda, it's the Chron, what do you expect?
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