I don't have a problem with any minority group or anyone else as long as they're here legally. But if they knowingly break the law, drive up the crime rate, continue to bring in crystal meth from Mexico, take our health care and our jobs away from us and even disrespect our flag, then hell yeah we have problems, amigo!
I fully support Russell Pearce's idea of a '50s-style deportation of each and every one of these criminals (and yes they are criminals)! I wish I could get hold of The Bird's neck so I could rip his beak off, pluck every feather off his body and shove the whole thing up his stupid commie ass!
Jon Krieger, Phoenix
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Expose yourself to art: Fascinating story on artist Liz Cohen and her lowrider art project ("Hard Body," Megan Irwin, October 5). That she looks sexy as a lowrider model certainly helps sell the story. Are those the same pictures of her on the inside of the paper? If so, what an amazing transformation to pinup girl on the front of your paper!
I found her whole Colombian background and evolution as a photographer quite interesting. It's telling about the art world in metro Phoenix that she hasn't been able to find a museum willing to show her work. I hope this is only a temporary setback, because I'm really interested in seeing more of her wares.
Eddie Galvez, Phoenix
We should be ashamed of ourselves: I just had to write in to complain about the pornographic covers New Times has been putting out lately. They are despicable!
One week, you have a naked girl with a snake wrapped around her on your front page ("Paradise Found: Best of Phoenix," September 28) and, the next week, there's a picture of a woman wearing hot pants with her bare legs spread with the caption "Hard Body."
Does anybody at New Times ever consider that children can look at these pictures at every newspaper box in the city?! That decent people are forced to see this?! Shame on you for contributing to the pornography epidemic in our sick society. You people must be sick yourselves!
Name withheld by request
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Fermenting argument: Regarding "Spoiled Rotten" (Night & Day, Wynter Holden, September 28), I think the use of the word "rotten" to describe kimchi is deprecating. If kimchi is rotten, then sauerkraut and pickles made from cucumbers are just as rotten. "Rotten" wasn't a good word choice because the writing comes off as culturally ignorant.
Paul Chong, via the Internet
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Completely LOLywood: What a romp! I'm so glad that Actors Theatre invited the boys to come to Phoenix to play ("Completely Blah [Unabridged]," Robrt L. Pela, September 21). I laughed out loud, and it was such a pleasure to watch three grown men have that much fun, without any kind of athletic equipment. Enjoyed the reduced interview with one of them, Austin Tichenor ("Backstage Pass").
Laurie Laughlin, via the Internet
