To the Editor:
I must confess that I thought the column by John Imperiale, “… The Young, Old & the Restless” (9/9), was a good one. I say “confess” because I read the column by S. Fox (“‘Young, Old and the Restless’ Glosses Over U.S. Problems” 9/30), which dismisses said column as “chock-a-block full of pablum and generalizations of how things aren’t really that bad, how all of us should accept the responsibility for the evils of the world and how we should all work together to solve them.”
Oh my. I guess I am not the intellectual equal of Mr. Fox (or is it Ms. Fox?)
October 7, 2020
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