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Letter to Editor

Response to Editorial on Beheading of Teacher in Paris

To the Editor: 

Is there a big difference between the beheading of a teacher in Paris to the American hooligans who burn and loot the property of innocent people or kill them and force them to raise their fists in the streets and restaurants as a so-called … show of support? People today have lost it, as my late grandmother used to say. She was talking about the situation that existed in our homeland when the guerrillas took over my Evrytania, but today we have global parallel problems. When will we learn to live in the 21st century as human beings? 

Christopher Kroustalis 

Advance, NC 

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