Letter: Democracy in action

Wow, the editor’s letters have been fantastic! I applaud the writers and the Star-Observer. To the people who criticized the editor for printing certain letters, I feel pity, and wonder why someone didn’t stop you from showing your complete ignorance to what it means to be an American. The fact that we can agree to disagree. Now we go on.

I may not like what you think or what you say, but I’ll fight to the death for your right to say it. All the letters were full of heart and vigor, just what started this country and what will see it through these dark days to come. Discussions of rights, religion and politics that were a joy to read and made you want to turn on the Dell and pen your own poison letter.

Makes me want to attack someone’s position on something. I know! Lady if you don’t want to obey the parking laws of this fair city then “hit the road, Jack.” That one trip a year when you shop in Hudson, the Downtown merchants will just have to tighten their belts and hope for a mild winter. What do you think was her point, she can’t tell time or the ticket blew the shopping budget. Either way that kind of element we don’t need — the next thing you know she’ll be spitting on sidewalks and crossing against the light.

Response to the religion letters are always special. Unless one has the ability of achieving blind faith, most religions are overflowing with hypocrisy. The Crusades, I have to kill you because you do not believe as I. Did these people ever read a Bible? The Vatican announced that it was pleased that the number of sexual abuse cases filed last year was only 4,700. Funny, I would have thought one to be too many. That’s another day and another time. For now we can sit back and watch Hill and Bama tear the Democratic Party into pieces so we can count hanging chads again. Whatever happens, I can’t wait until the Arabs run out of oil, all they’ll have left to squeeze the world with is sand and some Gucci sandals
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