[Boot Hill]

Sarah Kopelovich says:   " Suddenly I realized that the cries and jeers at the sight of the flag, originated not from the neo-Nazis, but from the anti-Nazi protesters. "

And:   " The crowd of anti-Nazi protesters did not have the same nonviolent ideology. I was spat upon. I was physically and verbally threatened. "

Oh how painful it can be when we first awake from the phony leftist utopian dream and have to confront reality in broad daylight. You've taken your first shaky step back to reality, Sarah, but judging from the rest of your article, you've still got a VERY long way to go.

Sarah says:   " During a mission trip to Israel with the International Hillel Organization, I learned that there are no absolutes in politics just as there are no absolutes in life. "

That's your next step, Sarah. It won't be easy. Pray that you don't learn it after Israel has already been trampled under the jack boot of Palestinian hatred and terrorism.

Youth is truly wasted on the young.

Regards,

Boot Hill

[Boot Hill]

One more suggestion Sarah. Take your article to your grandfather and show him the line where you write: "Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this?" and ask him if he has ever heard that cry before. He will look at you in shock and disbelief and whisper: "Auschwitz".

Regards,

Boot Hill