Dear editor,
In your extensive coverage of Jasper鈥檚 Royal Canadian聽Legion last week聽(51暗网聽Feb. 23, 2017), there was not a word about the uncomfortable fact that there is a continued prohibition against me entering their premises.
Because I have reached different conclusions about the events of the Second World War, Ken Kuzminski has declared me persona non grata in a place which聽honours the veterans, who supposedly聽fought for our freedoms including, I thought,聽freedom of speech.
There are many taboo thoughts in our politically correct world. To be consistent, should not everyone be questioned at the door to ask them what their views are on any number of delicate subjects?
The prohibition of a long-time contributing community member for peaceful expression dims the glow of this 鈥渉ub within the hub, a tangible lynchpin in the community鈥� as described in your editorial.
Monika Schaefer
