Thursday, July 22, 2004

Scenes from a Boston pizzeria 
 

This is such a great story from today’s Globe: “Sign of Bush’s support surfaces” 

Even though he voted for George W. Bush four years ago, Mark F. Pasquale was looking forward to the Democrats coming to town, especially since the pizza shop he has run for the past 23 years is right across the street from the FleetCenter. But then the barriers started going up, the security rules kept getting changed, and he finally had enough. He's closing during the convention and leaving behind a banner in support of Bush.
 
''It seems like there was supposed to be a party, but it turned out to be a private party," said the 51-year-old Pasquale, who was deluged with media attention yesterday as the 24-foot-long, 4-foot-high banner draped across the building started getting noticed. ''They have 30,000 prepared meals . . . I put my food against anybody, but you can't compete against a free meal."
Now there’s a man of principle.  (Check back in two weeks for the vandalism report.)

132 comments:

Anonymous said...

2 weeks for the vandalism report? In Boston I'd expect it to be more like 2 hours...

~jaws

Anonymous said...

I believe that I heard reported today on WRKO in Boston that the city had ordered the sign removed, and the owner is going to leave it up and pay a fine.

Anonymous said...

If the city assesses Pasquale a fine, where should we send the cash to help him pay it?

Anonymous said...

suggest you contact WRKO in Boston regarding this

Anonymous said...

Since the sign says "Go Bush" isn't it protected by the First Amendment? That's political speech!

Anonymous said...

don't know the basis for any such fine...suggest you go to the source at WRKO...

http://www.wrko.com/showdj.asp?DJID=13214

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Anonymous said...

next time the family is in Boston, guess where we're going for lunch?!

Anonymous said...

Doesn't matter if it's political speech or not. It's still free speech, on his own property. It's protected.

Anonymous said...

Sorry to say this but businesses don't necessarily have the same freedom of speech rights. Especially concerning the exterior of their business locations. If the city of Boston has specific regulations that cover business signs, which this might be considered as, then he'd have to follow those regulations.

A prime example in NYC were the ridiculous regulations covering *awnings* for businesses. According to the NYC regulations these *awnings* couldn't have anything other than the businesses name. No phone number, fax number, web address or anything. There was a significant amount of aggravation in the business community over this and the attendent fines.

Anonymous said...

Halftime Pizza is a bit of an institution in Boston, especially among the Bruins and Celtics fans. It's been there for as long as I can remember (about 20 years now), and I have fond memories of my dad taking me for pizza before a Bruins game. Halftime would run videos of Don Cherry's Rock-em-Sock-em Hockey on the CCTV in the restaurant. The pizza is great, too, especially if you get it fresh from the oven.

Where to send money for the fine? How about making a trip to Boston, and stopping in for a slice or two!

-Bry M.
Loyal Bruins fan and DNC opponent

Phelps said...

This is not the same as an advertisment awning. This is pure political speech, and is it the most protected form of speech. If he is a sole proprietor (rather than operating under some sort of corporation) he has EVERY right that any other citizen has. I think Boston is going to take a black eye if they persue the fine.

Anonymous said...

What's this guy's address? I want to buy a pizza next time I go to Boston.

Greg said...

Sorry, I don't care if it is free speech. If the cities have reulations regarding banners, then he has to follow them. Just as putting a flier or sign on a lightpole in many cities is illegal, in some cities, it's also illegal to have a sign that's not permanently affixed to the building.

It's not about free speech or the content, it's about the local code regarding signs of this nature.

Joe Clifford Faust said...

I live in Ohio... wonder if he'd send me a couple of frozen pizzas? He deserves the support.

Joshua said...

Sure, GW, it's about the local ordinances regarding signs. No, it's not a free speech issue.

I'm sure Sam Adams and Paul Revere would be proud.

Anonymous said...

I'm sorry that I live so far off (Seattle). I'm sorry that I'm diabetic.

Anonymous said...

i'm sorry, too.

Anonymous said...

As far as the fine - it appears that the owner was singled out for the fine - there are plenty of other businesses in the area and in Boston that have these types of signs up without a permit. This is just the city bureaucrats trying to stiffle him

Anonymous said...

I'd like to know what ordinance the city plans to fine him. I found this, which may or may not be applicable, but seems to strengthen the free speech case and weaken the zoning argument:

Chapter 114- ZONING
Code of the Town of South Boston
http://www.southboston.com/planning/ch114zo.html

Sec. 114-151. Exempted signs, displays and devices.

The following signs, displays and devices shall be exempted from the regulations contained in this division:

(e) Signs or emblems of a civic, philanthropic, educational or religious organization when such signs or emblems are temporary in nature;

(j) Political campaign or election signs located outside of public rights-of-way, provided such signs are not erected for more than sixty (60) days, are removed within fourteen (14) days after the campaign or election to which they pertain;



I'd do the same thing. Fine me. Be my guest.

Micah Seymour said...

Man that's just stupid. Why would they fine him? I've got no love for Bush, but I do for the First Amendment. Stupid pencil pushers.

Anonymous said...

Even as a firm anti-Bush voter, I say this guy has every right to speak his mind. The fines sound pretty ridiculous.

Anonymous said...

I got 10 bucks towards his fine! I can't believe they ordered it down. The LEFT hates when the truth is slammed in their faces.

Anonymous said...

i think bush is a dumbass. (so fine me.) Leave this hard-working American alone; as long as he pays his taxes, who cares. It's funny as hell that he is having the last laugh. Who really thinks the City of Boston can win the PR battle by picking on this little guy? That would be about a dumb as thinking you could just roll into Iraq on a red carpet. ;-)

Anonymous said...

Is this guy protesting the extra security or the free food the party is giving to those attending? I am 100% in favor of free speech, and I think this guy had a great idea to let his feelings be known, but if he is complaining about the loss of traffic to his business because of barricades and the hordes of extra security forces, he should re-think of the consequences.

Anonymous said...

I got 10 bucks towards his fine! I can't believe they ordered it down. The LEFT hates when the truth is slammed in their faces.# posted by Anonymous : 2:03 PMThe sign states, "SAY!!!!! D.N.C. THANKS FOR NOTHING!!! GO BUSH"

Please explain what "truth" is "slammed in their faces."
There isn't any "truth" in the sign, it's just a statement. But in the zeal of the rabid, right wing, lunatic fringe element of the Republican party to paint all Democrats as liars, they'll say anything. No matter how nonsensical or moronic.

Anonymous said...

What a dumbass. Doesn't he realize how many media folk are going to be outside the convention? Plus the Secret Service and the Boston police are the ones to blame for the security changes.

Anonymous said...

I just breezed through the above comments, so I don't know if this has been addressed as of yet. I support the Pizza guy. I applaud his banner. Sure there may be Zoning Regulations that give the city legal grounds to say "take it down your breaking the law". But um was the boston tea party legal?

We all have an obligation to be Gov watchdogs. If its done in an expresive nonviolent way. He may have broken a law, but hes got the attention that may open some eyes.

I'm not decided yet, I may vote bush in a few months I may not. But regardless I still believe "For The People By The People"

Anonymous said...

Go Bush! Kill all the sand niggers and then get the frogs!

Anonymous said...

Bush sucks but I'll help pay the fine, no one has the right to limit free speech. Ironically Bush is limiting free speech, good thing he can interpret the law of the land to make any action kosher. Duke Sucks too.

Anonymous said...

Great. So the city ordinances come before the 1st amendment? Riiight...


And so what if the guys motivation is purely financial? If you owned your own business howd you feel if the city closed of streets and put up security (which oddly enough a Fed judge in NY says is a NO NO @ least for the RNC) which cost you money? Be at least a bit peeved.

Anonymous said...

A local ordinance does not mean it is Constitutional. My university does not allow us to hang American flags out the window because it could be a 'hazard' after 9-11. They threatened to fine those who did and well people did and paid the fine.

As for Mr. Pasquale, well the fine is wrong and I hope he comes along posting a paypal account to help with the fine, but either way I think I found my new favorite resturant in Boston.

Anonymous said...

It seems to me that this guy is putting up a sign in favor of the guy who established the term "free speech zone" in the first place. Ceteris Paribus, I think the sign should be allowed, though I think it is inherently counterproductive to the cause he espouses.

Anonymous said...

I am a conservative right winger myself, but the comment left about the truth being in your face has me scratching my head too. However, be advised the Dems also have their lunatic fringe, (who will undoubtedly be the ones to rip the sign down in the wee hours).

The reason they want the sign down is because it would be an affrontery to what's going on across the street. Any code regarding signage, while valid to a point, is merely window dressing in this issue. If it said "GO USA" and nothing else was on it, we wouldn't be posting. Proof had better not show the city as being inconsistent in sign / banner enforcement.

Anonymous said...

Yeah, I'd get pissed too. But, I'm sure they'll be plenty of shit going down in similar style in NYC.

Anonymous said...

What a loser, BLAME BUSH FOR THE TIGHT SECURITY FOR PISSING OFF THE WORLD!!

Anonymous said...

Can the Fleet Center be fined for their DNC banner hanging on the side visible from I-93?...

Anonymous said...

OK, enough about the sign already .... how about this: I was planning to stop by for a slice tonight, right after the Yanks beat the Sox again! :-)

Anonymous said...

Seems to me that this guy is pretty smart. Judging from the comments here he has seized on the abjectly stupid partisanship that exists in every farkin state in the union now to increase his sales pre and during convention (I don't believe he'll go on vacation).

PS this is a national convention in the "Age of Terror". To be surprised and horrified by the shifting security rules and preparations when you are across the street from the venue is what Bill Maher calls "FALSE OUTRAGE". I'll give the benefit of the doubt and say he's trying to make a smart buck though.

Anonymous said...

um blame the terrorists for forcing such security, moron

Anonymous said...

What about the Bud Light sign attached to the DNC banner on the fleet center. Whatta bunch of crap!

Anonymous said...

I bet he's gay. or fat.

Anonymous said...

as an ardent Yankee fan..i'll root for the Sox (until the Finals) All meals in Boston will be Pizza...Fight on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

I wonder how far away they deliver? Your posting this sign just made my day! Now can we find our what brand of tomatoes they use in their sauce? LOL, in fact ROFLOL

Anonymous said...

With a few exceptions, all of you that have posted so far can argue much more intelligently than 99% of the posters on Fark.com, which is where I found the link for this article. I tip my hat to you.

Anonymous said...

If I was Kerry or Edwards I think I'd make it a point to go over and buy a slice while I was in town.

Anonymous said...

It is refreshing to see that, even though the man is a Bush supporter, there are so many liberal folks here that understand and support this man's right to express an opinion. Thanks!

Anonymous said...

It's pretty sad that his primary complaint against the DNC is that they are buying food for their delegates.

Why does he think the DNC owes him it's business?

What does any of it have to do with who he's voting for in Novemeber?

Anonymous said...

Now I understand why the GOP is coming to my town (NYC)... theres nobody here they need to worry about alienating.

Anonymous said...

I hate George Bush with all my might, but I'd gladly and willingly donate to this man's "pay my fine" fund. Nobody, and I mean nobody, should ever have their right to free speech suppressed, whether or not you support what they have to say. This man is perfectly entitled to put up whatever banner he wants.

The same kind of convention madness is going on in NYC right now, with tight-lipped city officials not giving out any information about the Republican convention and driving people who live and work in the area into a frenzy of impatience and aggravation. As as far as I'm concerned, both the Republican and Democratic parties should be ashamed of themselves for allowing the citizens of their convention host cities to be pushed around like this. It's disgusting.

If being a guest in my city means that you get to push me around, or that city officials get to push me around because you're going to be staying here a while, then take your business, and your convention, elsewhere.

Both parties should have long ago spoken up and demanded that citizens be treated more fairly and that information regarding security and other area restrictions be made public long before the conventions hit town. Bah.

Anonymous said...

You guys speak as if this has NEVER happened to liberals that post anti-Bush signs. I remember a guy putting up a sign on HIS house on HIS property that HE owned and the town was fining him for having his sign out. The problem is...this guy is probably leasing the property (meaning, owned by someone else) and might be violating local ordinance.

Also, I can't tell you how often Bush screws people over when he visits. Every time he visits Atlanta the interstates entering and leaving the city have been shut down. I had to call my work one day and say I couldn't make it in because the street I lived on was blockaded and I couldn't leave the parking lot! So stop playing the "poor ole conservative" line.

Anonymous said...

Whether I agree or disagree with this guys politics or even his motivation is not really relevant. Here we clearly see the City of Boston engaged in violation of 2 very dear rights gauranteed under the U.S. Constitution - first, as everyone has noticed, is the right to free speech which has seen more time being proven out in courts of law than almost anything else - this is the real no-brainer that Boston has failed to notice. The second is equal protection under the law - if it is wrong for him to post his banner, it is equally wrong for every other business to post banners without permits and this includes the DNC. However, it seems Boston picks and chooses which businesses to prosecute (or is that persecute). Unfortunately, I am not liscenced in the state of Mass. but I know a few good men (and women) who would be more than thrilled to have the chance to re-enact a courtroom version of that famous tea party pro bono -- I would love to be in that fight but am glad to help as I can including providing references for pro bono attorneys and helping defray any costs or fines - as Thomas Jefferson said - the tree of freedom must occasionally be watered with the blood of patriots

Anonymous said...

The government, under law, does not have the right to deny freedom of speech, but can regulate, time and place. It is not uncommon for speakers to be segregated by content... while this case is not nearly as pointed as days when the KKK and Black Panthers protest, the law does allow for regulation of time and place. This is pretty much how the government is able to seperate parties in a variety of events.

Anonymous said...

GO BUSH!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

I'm a liberal. I don't like Bush. However. :) That's brilliant. The DNC is being really stupid. They're on their way out anyhow.

Anonymous said...

It sucks the guy had to close his business for the convention, but I wouldn't say this is directly the fault of the DNC as it is heightened security measures at the federal level as well as the security the Police Commissioner of Boston is surely in the process of working out. I'm sure the DNC will be much less of a fiasco than the RNC in New York City. At least Boston is a Democratic town, voting and contribution wise. The republicans are not wanted in New York City and there are a number of organizations that oppose it. It is insulting that they choose NY this year, the first year they have ever come here, because of our terrorist attacks and the guise that we support what has been happening to our country. It should be really interesting...

Anonymous said...

Kerry should have hired the local businesses to serve inside. I bet he could have bought 500 pizzas for his campaign volunteers and made this problem go away.

Anonymous said...

I wonder how many signs pertaining to the DNC are up around the city? I'll bet this business owner's taxes went towards some of those signs. I suggest residents, fine the city for each of those signs. It's time city hall lost!!

Anonymous said...

this guy has a right. He's not losing business because of Ashcroft. He's losing business because the DNC is giving away 30,000 meals (RTFA).

They are, after all, the party for the little man, right? Yeah, right.

Anonymous said...

I am neither a Republican nor a Democrat, can't eat pizza (but love it) and live in California but my hat is off to you my friend. Just remember the old saying: Illegitimis non carborundum

Anonymous said...

Great for the owner, do what you want, but we have terrorists threatening the convention. Imagine that we have heightened security at the convention that is being threatened by terrorists. Excuse the DNC or the secret service from trying to be extra cautious. I hope by the end of the convention the pizza place is still standing. Maybe he closed the shop to be away from a potential target.

Anonymous said...

vhat is "pizza"?? sorri, i not am amerikan.

Anonymous said...

Anonymous at 2:34 PM wrote "It seems to me that this guy is putting up a sign in favor of the guy who established the term 'free speech zone' in the first place. Ceteris Paribus, I think the sign should be allowed, though I think it is inherently counterproductive to the cause he espouses."

Guess again. The Dems had a free speech area at their '88 convention in Atlanta. The concept even goes further back. Next time do some research instead of throwing in a Latin phrase.

Anonymous said...

Pizza is this thing where you got this cheese and isht and you cover it with toppings of your choice. Here are a common list of toppings that you might typically find in your average American Pizza parlor joint:

Pepperoni
Bologna
Salami
Ham
Anchovies
Buttcorn

Anonymous said...

I hate George Bush with all my might, but I'd gladly and willingly donate to this man's "pay my fine" fund. Nobody, and I mean nobody, should ever have their right to free speech suppressed, whether or not you support what they have to say. This man is perfectly entitled to put up whatever banner he wants.

The same kind of convention madness is going on in NYC right now, with tight-lipped city officials not giving out any information about the Republican convention and driving people who live and work in the area into a frenzy of impatience and aggravation. As as far as I'm concerned, both the Republican and Democratic parties should be ashamed of themselves for allowing the citizens of their convention host cities to be pushed around like this. It's disgusting.

If being a guest in my city means that you get to push me around, or that city officials get to push me around because you're going to be staying here a while, then take your business, and your convention, elsewhere.

Both parties should have long ago spoken up and demanded that citizens be treated more fairly and that information regarding security and other area restrictions be made public long before the conventions hit town. Bah.

Anonymous said...

The Convention is not in South Boston.

Anonymous said...

Person above is right: tight security is not because of Bush, it is 9/11 hysteria, and yes, Bush was barely on the job. Of course, the Democrats who supported Bin Laden in Bosnia (notice that Osama's buddy-chauffeur who gave up last week was injured in....Bosnia. Of course you didnt...the media will totally bypass this) and Kosovo (The largest terrorist army in'99 ? Albanian KLA according to the CIA. Made Al Quaeda look like random sheep herders) gwill et away scot free even though they are fully responsible for supporting muslim terrorists. They aided arms smuggling from Iran to Bosnia and thousands of Beaner's muhajedins and we suffer collective amnesia. Read a little past the litter liners and you'll see that Kosovo was a test-run for the BS we were fed in Iraq.
Democrats gave Beaner carte blanche and have created TWO muslim states in Europe.
Yeah, Bush is a moron but the dems should be shot for treason.

Anonymous said...

People people... it pains me when people say they "oppose the DNC." Thank God there is more than one political party in this nation. I'd much rather live in a democracy than a dictatorship.

In any case, as stated earlier, the same type of security pains and headaches are happening in NYC with the Republican National Convention. Yeesh. Let's just face the facts that America is acting a little bit differently since 9/11--both Republican America and Democratic America.

Anonymous said...

The guy has every right to his opinion as others here have said. I'm one of those nasty "liberals" the right wing is always writing about, but I don't think one would expect anything different when the man states he voted for Bush in 2000. It's his right to declare his opinion.

On the other hand, my Boston friends, what do you think would happen if he put up a similar sign stating "The Bruins Suck"? Would it last the night?

In the end, we defend his right to free speach, and decry anyone who would attempt to take it away. We ignore the fact that if he were criticizing the local sports team, post 9/11 security would not hold back the rath of hell from public and personal reprisal. My conclusion is, let's lighten up and enjoy this immensely positive political season. The pols will be wallowing in the dirt soon enough for all of us.

Anonymous said...

Wow. Some uh, interesting posts here. I'll address a few points.

Look, cities have zoning regulations that take precedent NO MATTER the content of the sign. Many even have regulations about such things as posting a "for sale" sign on a car that isn't parked in a lot zoned for car sales. It happens. As one user mentioned, it isn't about the content of the speech--it's about the time and place.

Kerry has nothing to do with the planning of the convention. I'll bet the DNC doesn't either--they probably hired a company to take care of everything.

This guy wasn't forced to do anything. And look around--no other businesses are leaving because of it. The whole city is affected in some way, if for no other reason than because the traffic is detoured. Everyone inside that zone is affected.

The laws have been around, unchanged. It isn't "Boston pencil pushers (?)"--these are standard regulations in every city. Heck, they might even say the sign is too big. Regardless, they didn't just create a rule because they don't like the guy or his message.

Also, some of you people are really nuts.

Anonymous said...

What I think are the most germane arguments in favor of Mr. Pasquale's right to retain his sign are these:

1) According to persons *in* Boston, other businesses have banners of various types on the facades of their businesses, or on the property where their businesses are located. Mr. Pasquale (or some supporter who wishes to help) should get photos and/or video of some of these banners, including the alleged DNC banner on the hotel. If those businesses are not being prosecuted and fined as the City of Boston is threatening to do to him, he has a good case for dismissal under equal protection.

2) Mr. Pasquale can also make some First Amendment arguments, though it appears the city ordinance regarding signage may restrict those rights. The question would then be whether or not the city's rights to govern its citizens outweigh the citizen's rights under the Constitution.

Regardless, the City's inspectors, or whoever initiated the action against Mr. Pasquale, apparently have no idea that this is a new world, with worldwide transmission of information in a matter of moments. The PR nightmare that they will soon learn they have on their hands will far outweigh their desire to pander to the DNC - or any organization that they're afraid to have insulted.

Anonymous said...

Mmmmmm......Buttcorn Pizza.

Anonymous said...

AMERICA LAND OF THE BRAVE AND THE FREE.... as you try to help and free others...perhaps it's time to look into your own backyard and free yourself from stupidities by your governing Boston city officials.

If the sign had said Say...!!!! Go Abortion Go Gay rights!!!! Would it have been challenged?

Anonymous said...

You go guy! More power to you. They better not vandalise your property but I bet they do.

Anonymous said...

Hey, whether or not you agree with this guy, his First Amendment rights should be protected. I actually AM a Republican, but I wouldn't have a problem if this guy had a pro-Kerry sign, either - he has a right to his opinion, and it's his property, let him post whatever he likes. He's not hurting anyone. Let's lighten up. If we don't have freedom of speech, what's the difference between us and, say, Iraq?

Anonymous said...

This guy ROCKS. Count me in for the fund to help pay his fine. He shouldn't have to pay a DAMN DIME the way things are going for him. Screw the DNC and their stupid security. Mind you, I'm no fan of Bush myself, but I can certainly see where this business owner is coming from. I'd do the same or similar if I was in his position. I want to party with this guy!

Andrew Ian Dodge said...

Well its good to see someone providing non-Democrats to eat during the time of the convention.

Anonymous said...

Perhaps Kerry is using the same caterer for the DNC that allowed him to circumvent the mandatory airport handling fees in Nantucket (see
http://www.capecodonline.com/cctimes/islandairport23.htm) and shortchange the locals. Or maybe the Boston pizza shop didn't use Heinz tomato products....

Anonymous said...

Sounds to me like too many "girlie men" on the DNC and on the Boston sign enforcement Gestapo

Anonymous said...

I don't understand why there is so much security around the DNC. After all, isn't that the political party that the terrorists WANT to win the election this November???

Anonymous said...

Why is the Fleet Center DNC sign STILL UP? I drive by it on I-93 everday and wonder if the pizza shop still has its sign up... The RNC is on this week and the DNC sign hasn't come down yet. I don't get it...

Anonymous said...

Update. It is Sept. 30, 2004 and the DNC Sign is STILL on the Fleet Center... Will they take it down after Bush is re-elected? Only time will tell!

Anonymous said...

Update: As of 11-11-2004, Bush has won the election, and the DNC sign on the Fleet Center is still up! Maybe Bank of America will take it down when they take completely change over all of the Fleets in Boston... I'll let you know!

Anonymous said...

Update: It's now 1-28-2005, President Bush has been inagurated, most if not all of the Fleet banks have been changed over to Bank of America sinage, the Fleet Center reamins known as the Fleet Center for now, and the DNC sign is still up! Maybe it will never come down...

Anonymous said...

Update: Wed. March 9, 2005 Finally the DNC sign is off the Fleet Center! I drove by yesterday and it was gone. I guess all it took was the announcement of the renaming of the building to the "Bank North Garden"... I think that I'm the only one still following this thread...

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