According to Jeff Davis at Minnesota Majority, over 60 letters have been written to the Star Tribune in protest of Nick Colman's attack on Archbishop Nienstedts letter outlining the Catholic Church's position on homosexuality.
Do you think any were printed? "NOT ONE of the over 60 letters critical of Coleman's column submitted through our online letter writing tool were published by the Star Tribune," says Davis.
Seems the editorial department suffers from technophobia, an unnatural fear of letters from conservative readers that use an online letter writing tool.
Think about what that means. The ever shrinking Strib can use any means to bombard the public with its post modern ideology, but, when the public responds using technology, they refuse to print the results.
What is it that de-legitimizes a fast-response, technology based public response? Were the letters any less genuine because they filled in a form?
Nonsense.
An elitist oligarchy is a sure sign of a declining newspaper.
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