Looks to me that there are two problems:
1. The obvious money-grubbing lawsuit that the plaintiffs filed which caused the closing of the Lifelong Learning College. Does anyone really believe that The Villages didn't try several options to accommodate this group? To me it is apparent that money, rather than inclusion, was their motive.
2. When did The Villages make the decision to close the LLC? Were they still using the Lifelong Learning College as a drawing card to potential buyers even after this decision was made? If so, wouldn't this put TV in jeopardy of additional lawsuits for false advertising?
How about people being decent to the other people in the community? And how about The Villages brass keeping its citizens informed? Probably too much too ask.
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