To answer your last question...no there is nothing wrong with you getting upset about this. Let me add to my previous post about getting involved. From watching my mother's involvement in her community, people will get upset when anyone disagrees or questions their plans. To be actively involved means being willing to make a few people mad. Most of us avoid confrontation (of the face to face variety). She was not trying to get power or make a buck off of her community, she was just trying to make it a better place to live. I said she made some enemies, but they were more adversaries than enemies. The real test of what people thought of her was that when she died it was the largest funeral in the recent history of the town. Her obit was front page in the county paper. And there was an editorial in a daily paper saying the state needed more citizens like her. And she never ran for or held public office. Everyday citizens can make a difference. My only point is that along with a few enemies, people that stand up for what is right and fair, are respected and appreciated, a lot more than the coffee shop second guessers.
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