''Colorado laws prohibit all personal fireworks that explode or leave the ground.' Someone should inform the Aurora Police Department of the law.'
I just read the article about how “students in Cherry Creek School District drew swastikas on their arms and made antisemitic taunts to their Jewish classmates after watching a presentation about the Holocaust.”
I almost had to pause and re-read that since it seemed unimaginable that such a thing could occur among students who had actually just seen first-hand information about the Holocaust. How does such callousness and seemingly profound hatred come about? When and by whom were they taught such things? Certainly, Rabbi Menachem Schneerson took the high road when he advised “acts of kindness.”
The school has “disciplined the offending students and is working to implement a training program educating people about antisemitism.” And yes, the Biden White House has released a “National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism.” But again, I have to ask, why is all of this even necessary? Why do we have to tell people that such vitriol is not OK?Being “kind” certainly has its place. But we must do more than that.
If we follow the path of hate, our days of self-governing in a “free” America may be very self-limiting.Re: “Police blitz targeting drivers of vehicles with faulty registration to start,” June 23 news story
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