Letters to the Editor for Jan. 13
Finish the jobGovernment agencies have banned the use of Tik Tok on their devices. That makes sense, but why stop there? They should ban all social media, especially Twitter and Facebook.
People are also reading… We, the people, are sick and tired of rich people and organizations corrupting our politics anonymously with their money. The U.S. Supreme Court contributed to this corruption by calling corporations “people” in Citizens United in 2010, but they specifically did not bar disclosure. Kudos to former Attorney General Terry Goddard for helping write and promote the initiative. Let the courts protect us from such flim-flam.
There is only one person that is dividing the nation. Letting Trump evade the legal consequences of his seditious behavior would not only divide us, it would be one more blow against America’s flagging democratic institutions. Until he admits to his illegal behavior and apologizes to the American people, he deserves to spend the rest of his life in prison.
Should businesses open to the public have the freedom to pick their customers? This is the question before the Supreme Court. A web designer who opposes same-sex marriage and whose business is based in Colorado wants an exemption from the state’s Anti-Discrimination Act, which protects people from discrimination on the bases of race, sex, religion, disabilities, and sexual orientation.
The notion of freedom of religion carries the balanced notion of freedom from religion. Selectively rejecting perfectly legal activities by claiming religious freedom under the First Amendment ignores the full scope of its intent by denying the same freedom to others. A free society cannot sanction religiously selective exclusions over secular preferences. The greater good cannot be served by designating them unequal. What is on trial here, as usual, is ignorance.
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