This is a letter to the editor from today’s Sacramento Bee… As everyone must know, the Bee is a very liberal anti-gun rag. Well now it is… My hats off to Mr. Dinwiddie for his fine letter. Go get them Lou! Surprising the Bee printed Six such letters (pro-gun) attacking them without one for their side.
Historical Bee hypocrisy
I had the opportunity to view the wonderful exhibit at the Memorial Auditorium concerning the California gold rush. In the lobby of the auditorium there was a prominent display put up by The Bee. In that display were several
photographs and articles that had appeared in
The Bee. One article in particular caught my
attention due to its irony.
The article concerned a reporter who in May
1922 had sneaked into a late-night KKK
meeting in the hills above Folsom. The reporter was found out and his life threatened by KKK members with clubs and guns. The reporter,fearing for his safety, "pulled out his trusty Derringer" and said, "Let me pass or I'll blow you all to hell." His life was saved, and he lived to
report another day.
How ironic that The Bee, which is so proud of its reporter's right and ability to defend himself would go to such lengths to deprive the rest of us citizens the benefit of the same right.
--Lou Dinwiddie, Sacramento
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Richard
The debate is not about guns,
but rather who has the ultimate power to rule,
the People or Government.
RKBA!
Historical Bee hypocrisy
I had the opportunity to view the wonderful exhibit at the Memorial Auditorium concerning the California gold rush. In the lobby of the auditorium there was a prominent display put up by The Bee. In that display were several
photographs and articles that had appeared in
The Bee. One article in particular caught my
attention due to its irony.
The article concerned a reporter who in May
1922 had sneaked into a late-night KKK
meeting in the hills above Folsom. The reporter was found out and his life threatened by KKK members with clubs and guns. The reporter,fearing for his safety, "pulled out his trusty Derringer" and said, "Let me pass or I'll blow you all to hell." His life was saved, and he lived to
report another day.
How ironic that The Bee, which is so proud of its reporter's right and ability to defend himself would go to such lengths to deprive the rest of us citizens the benefit of the same right.
--Lou Dinwiddie, Sacramento
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Richard
The debate is not about guns,
but rather who has the ultimate power to rule,
the People or Government.
RKBA!