The premise of the article is that Mayor Newsome is a hypocrite for being a Nazi on some safety issues while turning a blind eye toward others.
And what would your reaction be if your son (child) were killed in this manner? Whatever Mr. Rosenberg’s past history, he is fighting the good fight now.
Well, mayor Newsome is a complete and total Liberal, and so are his policies. I might even “defend” him, here, to say that he is not hypocrtical in these policy positions as much as he is simply bat-cr@p crazy Liberal. The “health” concerns of McDonald’s Happy Meals aren’t worthy of discussion.
Why are you trying to personalize this? I would grieve at my own child’s loss, too, of course. I would hope it would make me rethink my life, and its meaning.
Mr. Rosenberg isn’t “fighting the good fight”, here. It sounds like he’s lashing out in a very narrow way at the one person who caused his son’s death. His response from the article doesn’t make me think he would be fighting on my side of any of the issues that got California into its present condition and policies like this one in place.
I am thinking that you are simply saying that “Ha, ha, ha.” is not appropriate, and that that part of my initial post has set you off. Fine. Hopefully, we actually agree on the issues. Perhaps I could have found a better way, in text, to express my incredulity that a person could have to receive such a horrific and personal blow to even begin to question why the world is in the state that it is in, and then to learn so little from it.