What would you do?
Dear Editor:
A question, in search of an answer: How many people would be willing to give their lives to deprive citizens of their constitutional rights, and how many people would be willing to give their lives to preserve them?
I know exactly where I stand!
Michael Galvis
Woody Creek
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