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Reader isn't for free speech

Published: Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2005 12:00 a.m. MST
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Look who's painting the kettle black! By calling virtually everyone a "fascist" (My View, Dec. 26), Alexander Simon, who unfortunately is an associate professor of sociology at UVSC, paints himself as a "never can get over it" sorehead. This numbskull, under the guise of promoting free speech, clearly wants to do the opposite: take it away from the mainstream at UVSC and elsewhere.

I do agree with Simon on one thing: "We are living in dangerous and desperate times." However, it is clear that he is the danger, and he certainly is desperate in publishing such nonsense.

Charles B. Jackson

Ivins

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