My editorial on possible smoking ban in Ark City.
Our poll so far shows 61 percent of people who voted support some form of ban.
The time has come!
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10 comments:
It really bugs me that none of you have the guts to put your name on your editorials. It just says Travelers view, when i'm sure that not all employees of the Traveler share all of the same views on everything. Since you said in your post that it was YOUR editorial, why not sign it like every other newspaper, so we know exactly who's opinion we are getting.
Above said by "anonymous." Kind of an oxymoron huh?
I love this. The complaint about the editorial being anonymous comes from somebody who is, guess what: Anonymous!
Because its his newspaper and he'll do as he wants. Duh.
Is Abortion ban next? As you state let us ride the wave of progress and ban infanticide.
But the paper will not allow an anonymous editorial by any one of us, so why is it that when the Editor or someone else from the paper writes an editorial it just says Travelers view?
It would be nice to know who's opinion we are reading.
we can't talk about laws against smokin and not talk about laws against people eating too much fast food and being overweight
Anonymous said...
Above said by "anonymous." Kind of an oxymoron huh?
Actually it's a paradox.
An oxymoron is just two words like "never again"
Good catch! I couldn't quite remember which word to use, I opted for "oxymoron" simply because it contains the word "moron," which is a paradox because it was I who used the wrong word. Kinda silly huh?
I love it when we can take a breath and then find that we have enough air in our lungs to laugh.
Laughing may be the precipice to bringing back together harmoniously rather than at each other's throats. Keep in mind that both of those scenarios involve being together. Just that one is more painful.
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