In reference to the Sept. 10 letter by Kimberly Miller as she responds to an earlier letter that referred to where our country is going as it moves away from God and His truth.
Ms. Miller’s letter on bestiality was vile and beyond the pale as to what should be placed in a community newspaper. One does not have to step into the realm of indecency to state a point in order to be provocative.
That being said I also wonder about whether the editor deems this type of vile communication to be appropriate for the general public it serves here in Fountain Hills.
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Pastor Tony Pierce
In reference to the Sept. 10 letter by Kimberly Miller as she responds to an earlier letter that referred to where our country is going as it moves away from God and His truth.
Ms. Miller’s letter on bestiality was vile and beyond the pale as to what should be placed in a community newspaper. One does not have to step into the realm of indecency to state a point in order to be provocative.
That being said I also wonder about whether the editor deems this type of vile communication to be appropriate for the general public it serves here in Fountain Hills.
I would ask that in the future that some sort of restraint based on common decency be used in what is published in the opinion section of our paper. The point could have been made without crossing the line detailing the debase activity involved in bestiality.
The word “bestiality” alone should be more than adequate to demonstrate how depraved our society has become.
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