Editor,

Regarding James Constantino’s Sept. “2 Free the American hot dog!” letter, he apparently resented the “Why We Protest” guest perspective of the Aug. 28 Daily Journal as he views protesters as people with “nothing better to do.”

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willallen
willallen

What? No mention of Jan. 6.

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Terence Y
Terence Y

Thanks for your letter, Mr. Kauser, but a few of your listed protests didn’t do much, unless you’re highlighting the $billions in damage and the deaths associated with the BLM protests. You seem to forget that for protesters to make a difference, they need to have some semblance of moral authority. I fail to see the moral authority in defending criminals and supporting them more than your fellow American citizens. Perhaps Democrats should go to a library where they can check out books on federal law and law enforcement, or even the crime of illegally crossing the border. Ignorance isn’t bliss. It’s inexcusable. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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