In the Sunday letter, “OK to disagree, but don’t cause harm,” the writer openly suggests that any dissenting opinion about the war, the president, or our troops’ conduct in Iraq is somehow “damaging” them, and “harming” them in some way or another.
Last I checked, the truth never hurt those who wanted to hear it.
Schuyler Thorpe
Everett
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