Letters: The law is the crime

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About your cover profile of rapper Mitchy Slick [“Music,” May 15]: The root problem of gang violence? Which gang? The gun-toting “peace”-officer gang who commit murder and are respected and well-paid to do so?

Wednesday, May 29,2013
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Letters: What a shame

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Gee, what a shame this low-life thug Mitchy Slick is no longer in San Diego [Cover Story,” May 15]. We are much better off.

Wednesday, May 22,2013
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Letters: The T-word

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Why is it OK to print “tranny” and “faggot” but not OK to print “the n-word”?

Wednesday, May 15,2013
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Letters: East Village's homeless

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The homeless are here to stay because it’s a perfect environment for them. The people in my building care about the community and so do the family business owners and untold numbers of nonprofits within a few miles.

Wednesday, May 8,2013
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Letters: Outsource the City Attorney

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Thank you for pointing out Mayor Bob Filner’s proposed $1.4-million decrease to the City Attorney’s budget in your April 17 editorial.

Wednesday, May 1,2013
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Letters: Terrible mistake

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I am disappointed that CityBeat could not write a story about transgender people without messing up a person’s preferred gender pronoun. CityBeat owes Lyn Gwizdak an apology.

Wednesday, April 24,2013
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Letters: The road Filner took

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Regarding your April 3 editorial on Bob Filner and the Tourism Marketing District: Why not just say, “Well done, Mayor Filner!”

Wednesday, April 17,2013
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Letters: Dyer propaganda

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Cleverly weaving dissociative events, statements, belief systems by individuals and fringe groups, [Dyer] has painted a highly inflammatory and inaccurate picture of present historical events.

Wednesday, April 10,2013
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Letters: Liked/didn't like/really didn't like Joel Dyer’s piece

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Joel Dyer's March 20 news article regarding conspiracies was excellent. This article focused on frightened people with various problems who look for a scapegoat.

Wednesday, April 3,2013
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Letters: The case for recycling

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Decker’s conclusions about recycling are selective, superficial and in some instances, plainly inaccurate.