Frasier: Are we fiercely patriotic? Yes. But how do we best demonstrate that? Not by infringing on the rights and balconies of others, but as most good Americans do, in our hearts, with generous spirit and quiet reverence. I respectfully submit that when we display the flag as Mr. Winston has, it flies in the face of the very freedoms for which it stands. Thank you.
Mr. Williams: Cam, rebuttal?
Cam: The last thing I wanted was to create conflict. I was merely trying to boost the morale of the community.
Mrs. Richman: And so you have. [the tenants murmur agreement]
Mr. Williams: I move that the flag stays.
Frasier: All right, all right, ver-ver- Very well, then. B-but perhaps... Perhaps we could display it on the north side of the building, for the benefit of our Canadian neighbors.
Cam: That was my first instinct, but it can't be illuminated at night from that side.
Mrs. Richman: Lighting is a must.
Mr. Williams: Absolutely.
Mrs. Richman: Then it's settled. [pounds gavel]