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Originally Posted by MattyC
Christ. Yup, public facility, must be communist.
You're talking about the single community entity where people can gather (as you said, start in the abstract). Shouldn't it be a neutral place? By putting anything religious there, you by definition exlude everyone not under that banner in said community.
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... I don't know if Peter12 meant it that way but that's actually what public community centers are called there. It's the same concept. In Poland they have theaters and host the main events for the town. I don't know if they are still around in the bigger cities though.
The Polish Cultural Center in Calgary serves the same purpose for the Polish community here, except with more vodka.