November 30th 2024.
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Recently, there has been an ongoing discussion about the Oakland airport and its potential name change. In a recent article, it was reported that the proposed name change had been blocked, stating that there was no significant harm that would come from keeping the airport's current name. This sparked a debate about the ownership of geographic names and the limitations of blocking their use.
One reader from Castro Valley, R Cote, expressed their frustration with these frivolous lawsuits, stating that they have caused a loss of confidence in the judiciary system. They also pointed out that the body of water inside the Golden Gate is called San Francisco Bay and is not owned by the city and county of San Francisco. Therefore, it should be free to be used by anyone.
Another reader, Kathryn Jordan from Berkeley, shared their thoughts on the issue of grade inflation. As a former teacher, they have witnessed firsthand the pressure to pass students who have not put in the effort to learn. This pressure has only increased over the years, with the expectation that students should be satisfied with their grades as they are paying for their education.
Moving on to a different topic, Yusuke Mori from Dublin discussed the recent lawsuit against a city in California for their ban on new housing construction. They expressed their disappointment in this act, especially in the midst of a housing crisis where vulnerable residents, such as the homeless, are suffering. They also pointed out the underlying issue of exclusion and politics that have contributed to this problem.
The next letter, written by Barbara Morita from El Cerrito, focused on the recent decision by the Justice Department to end their pursuit of former President Trump. This decision has caused frustration and disappointment, with Morita stating that it is a pivotal moment for the country.
In a similar vein, Nancy Thornton from Concord addressed her former students, expressing her regret for teaching them about the rule of law. She stated that recent events have shown that no one, not even the president, is above the law.
Lastly, Chris Kniel from Orinda shared their concerns about President Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to use missiles against Russia. They questioned his moral authority and expressed their fear of potential retaliation from Russia. They also criticized Biden's leadership and called for his removal from office.
In conclusion, these letters highlight various issues and concerns that have been circulating in the news. They show the diverse perspectives and opinions of readers on topics such as politics, education, and the justice system. It is important to have these discussions and debates and to listen to all sides in order to find common ground and move forward as a society.
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