Ad Was Full-Page Hatemongering
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I found the full-page paid advertisement published on June 19 titled “Americans Betrayed . . . Reconquista * Reelection” a blatant form of hatemongering.
The alarmist presentation of how the Mexicans are taking over could have been written about all ethnic groups who have arrived within the last 150 years--the difference being that the L.A. Times would have rejected as racist an advertisement alerting the public to an African-American, Irish or Jewish takeover in governmental representation.
DENIS O’LEARY
Port Hueneme
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