Letters to the Editor: Racists and antisemites have freedom of speech. So do decent people.
Letters to the Editor: Racists and antisemites have freedom of speech. So do decent people.
I am a conservative. I believe in free markets. I believe in small government and free-enterprise. I am a strong believer in the Second Amendment. I also believe in the First Amendment, the right to free speech. If a group of people say anything that they want to say about the president, I believe they have the right to be as offensive as they want to be.
I have read the letter from one of my friends at the Newswatch, that went out a week or so ago. It was written in the same tone and style, but in words and phrases different from those used in this letter.
It said that if people believed in the truth, they would not support Donald Trump. It was the same statement as was used in my friend’s letter. If people didn’t understand that he was referring to a false idea, then he didn’t understand what he wrote.
His statement was “It’s not Trump, it’s the Jews.” This is not an insult. It is an admission. He was telling the truth, and he was just repeating what he had been taught by the Jews.
Now, I don’t know what Jews believe in, but I would venture to bet it isn’t exactly the truth. He could be referring to people who do believe in the truth, yet don’t want to accept that Trump is being truthful.
I know what I am talking about. I have heard Jews tell me that I am not a real Jew. What have they told you to make you believe this??
I was born a Christian. I grew up in a Christian household. I went to Christian school. I went to a Christian church. I even baptized Christian babies. I was baptized at 13.
I also saw the Christian version of Adolf Hitler, and I saw the Christian version of the Kristallnacht. I saw the