Could you imagine if they refused to light it up with rainbow colors for a gay pride day? No one would be saying their choice, they shouldn be forced to do something they don want to do. Although it is a private building, it is a very public display and they should not be surpised that people are upset when they refuse to celebrate someone who is almost universally admired for charitable works because they don want to honor figures or entertain requests from religious organiations. I think their decision, althought they are perfectly within their rights to make it, is meanspirited plain and simple. No good reason to refuse to celebrate the life and works of Mother Teresa. Especially because the building has dolled itself up for such trivialities as the release of a Mariah Carey album. As an aside, yes a much better tribute to Mother Teresa would be to rededicate ourselves to helping our fellow human beings. Lighting up the Empire State Building is really small potatoes in comparison wi