Rough Reminder of Hate’s Harvest
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* Our heartfelt condolences go out to friends and family of postal worker Joseph Ileto, allegedly slain by a 37-year-old anti-Semitic racist.
We thank God that none of the children the shooter reportedly thought he massacred at the North Valley Community Center in Granada Hills actually died.
We are brutally reminded where racial, ethnic and religious hatred leads.
Again we see the importance of opposing the toxic pockets of rage that fuel insane fantasies in sick minds.
Respect for our diversity is not just a “feel-good” exercise. It saves lives.
AMIN DAVID
Chair, Los Amigos
of Orange County
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