Editor,
A message to Mr. Grocott: You should first submit your column to Mark Obert and Seth Rosenblatt (“Response to Grocott’s ‘experience’” letter to the editor in the Jan. 13 Daily Journal) for approval or censorship.
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Editor,
A message to Mr. Grocott: You should first submit your column to Mark Obert and Seth Rosenblatt (“Response to Grocott’s ‘experience’” letter to the editor in the Jan. 13 Daily Journal) for approval or censorship.
That is what my father had to do in Perú during the government of the military junta.
Therefore very few of his articles saw the light of day during those years.
Oscar López-Guerra
San Mateo
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You should go back and re-read what Seth & I wrote more carefully, Oscar. We're fine with Matt expressing his opinion ("good to know"). But we don't agree with it. Take care!
Sounds like a plan, Mr. Lopez-Guerra, as long as Mr. Olbert and Mr. Rosenblatt submit their letters to Mr. Grocott for approval or censorship.
Oscar, I think that is a great idea. Everyone who wants to write a letter must first submit it to the thought Police before it can be published. It is the way of the future with Facebook, Amazon, Youtube and Twitter all enthusiastic to this new type of censorship. United States is turning into a third world country when one expresses their support for our president. Fire them from their jobs, discredit their lives and simply make them a pariah in society. George Orwell was Nostradamus.
Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, et al. do not have to operate under the First Amendment. Neither do newspapers or other media. They have always chosen what to publish or air, but people have a right to speak their minds in the public square or through their own medium.
here CC https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/national/explainer-whos-been-charged-in-the-deadly-capitol-siege/article_d46dbef2-551f-11eb-bf22-c389d8d0b88f.html#tncms-source=block-contextual-fallback
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