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Our Grand ProtectorsOur Grand ProtectorsThis struck me as a little wrong:
http://www.amarillo.com/stories/120303/ ... ters.shtml I decided to write the paper quick, just to see what they'd have to see (didn't put too much thought into it): The paper's response: Now, who knows what the real reasons were behind printing this letter, but their given reason for printing it makes me a little less bothered by the fact that they printed it. Plus, everyone has a right to speak out. I just wonder how accepting people would be if it was a protestor who wrote to the paper saying the soldiers should be hung. Hmm. "Your imagination, like a child, will explode with unrestrained possibilities for adventure."
Re: Our Grand ProtectorsYou raise a good question, depends on the paper in question and what their audience is and what political bent they may have. -LanceMan Who is onlineUsers browsing this forum: No registered users and 44 guests |