I agree with the letter writers who are indifferent to Robert Redford's views of LDS people. Who cares?
However, religion aside, Redford really was attempting to ridicule those who disagree with him politically. Like all dogmatists — whether of the right or the left — he has transformed his mere opinions into "truths" and reprehends anyone who has the temerity to disagree with him. It is a form of intolerance all too common in political discourse.
Ron Holdaway
Draper
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