I just read an eloquent letter to The Epoch Times referencing a famous quote from a Mesa, Ariz. newspaper years ago. The reader’s comments—with me seeing that others share my concerns—moved me to tears.
That quote was about fighting to the death to protect others’ right to say something, a value being forgotten, such as that increasingly newspapers are no longer publishing letters to editors. How can any credible editor or publisher embrace such idiocy?
