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Comments (3)The other day, I was sitting at a stoplight, behind a pick-up truck, spacing out. Tapping my fingers on the steering wheel to some silly tune on the radio, I noticed the truck’s bumper-sticker, with the words, “Secession: It’s The Right Thing To Do.” I have to admit, my first impulse after seeing this bumper sticker was to drive around to the truck’s driver, roll down my window and yell, “Hey, moron, the South lost. It’s time to move on already, Einstein!” And in my younger years, I might’ve done so. (With youth comes a great deal of chutzpah and stupidity.) But I decided I wasn’t interested in endangering my life, so I just kept my mouth shut. When I drove by the guy a few minutes later, I did look at him rather dismissively, shook my head and… read more
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Alan—thank you for writing in your blog last week about “the avalanch of mail” you received in response to your article about the mysterious East Baltimore building. It made me feel very good that of all the letters published in the J.T.‘s print version last week, my father’s was chosen. He is 92, and his memory, apparently, extends back 81 years. He feels so purposeful when he writes these letters and sees them in print. So glad he got to share this with others. It is truly L’Dor v’ Dor.
Face it Feiler, you’ll never be a redneck!
Your lumping all Southerners into your bigoted basket is something I have come to realize is the trait of a person that hopelessly stupid. Stupidity cannot be cured. You seem to be one who is terminal. How sad for The Baltimore Jewish Times. I had hoped for better journalism.
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