Letters to the Editor
John R. Junger III
Please let me weigh in on the debate about the proper use of firearms in our society. Robert Morris’ assertion (Letters, “Guns and freedom,” Aug. 15, Oklahoma Gazette) that retired Lt. Colonel Richard Westmoreland (”How many children must die,” July 25) has not seriously considered the meaning of that oath is a little disrespectful.

Letters to the Editor
John R. Junger III
In the Rev. Steve Kern’s letter “Missing ‘the point’” (April 27, Gazette), he admits that some aspects of the creation versus evolution debate belong in the philosophy class.

Letters to the Editor
John R. Junger III
With regard to M.G. Oxsen’s “Designer’ debate” letter (May 18, Gazette), I would like to make two brief points:

Letters to the Editor
John R. Junger III
In response to Steve Finefrock’s “Liberals ‘blather without restraint,’” (Letters, March 30, Oklahoma Gazette):

Letters to the Editor
John R. Junger III
By putting Alinsky's words into my mouth and then attacking them as if I had said them is a logical fallacy called a straw-man argument.

Letters to the Editor
John R. Junger III
On the July 13 episode of the "Oklahoma News Report," the president of Sooner Tea Party, Al Gerhart, when responding to the NAACP's charges of racism asked the question "Whatever happened to social discourse?"