Moral Glaucoma

Jewish World Review ^ | December 5, 2002 | J. J. Walker

[DaGman]

I've always refused to accept anecdotal evidence as proof of a condition. For that reason I think Walker's perceptions are based on woefully little fact. I give the American people a helluva lot more credit than this guy does. He's looked at one or two trees and made some conclusions about the health of the huge forest. This happenes entirely too much and people are too ready to agree without thinking about it.