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    Letter to The Editor

    Letter to The Editor: Which Herd?

    October 15, 20204 Comments
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    By John Roberts, Sedona Resident
    (October 15, 2020)

    Letter to The EditorIs it the Trump version of immunity ? That’s the one where enough contract coronavirus, even get well and become immune. Scientists do not agree and say this is a crackpot idea.

    Or is it the herd lining up everywhere to cast their presidential vote ? That is the one Trump ridicules and is trying to discourage because he knows it is predominately made up of democratic like voting – and him out of office.

    Which herd is speculative ? Which is real ?

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    Trump knows which one or he would not be so frantic feeding the lemmings who follow him.

    In which herd are you ?

    4 Comments

    1. Jason Stone on October 16, 2020 1:42 am

      Just like MSM and social media you never talk your candidate”s policies or his 47 year career in the swamp. Enriching yourself and family via your position of representing the people isn’t a record that likes discussion or examination.

      No, you’re a glass house guy that likes tossing stones at people because they believe differently than you do. In fairness, your comments are often so cringeworthy and bizarre I doubt many agree with them.

      Again, with your background and record you should not be calling other people names.

    2. john roberts on October 16, 2020 7:09 am

      Jason you are avoiding a firm and factual commentary for obvious reasons.This morning we see over 17,000,000 have already voted as a herd while the best I can find otherwise is only you and the donkey in the Trump herd.

      Lets dwell on another matter which is your false insinuating about my behavior. I wonder why your name is absent from the telephone directory. Maybe because the police report of a Jason Stone being arrested for drug law violations prevents the address being made public. Of course there other Jason Stones who could be guilty perhaps now with cell number addresses which have caused you to not divulge your place of residence and phone information for fear of being misidentified.

      Deliberately misidentifying as you have done is a childish form of behaving. Or did your parents fail to teach you this. You sure are a singular case study for psychiatry.

      My background and record is 100% lawful and always in consideration for my fellow neighbors.That record is beyond any doubt having been president of the SAC board and while there developing a program for receiving over a million dollars of gift money paid to the SAC treasury and also of having been hired by the city of Sedona to conduct an information program for the sewer bond issue vote which began on the wrong side of 50-50 and ended with a 4 to 1 approval.

      That’s not the complete resume but should suffice for now.

      What have you accomplished for the good of the community or didn’t I asked this of you before.

      Will we receive any answers to these questions ??

      John

    3. Jason Stone on October 16, 2020 6:24 pm

      As always, you fail to discuss any Biden policy issues because his record is terrible and your preference is obviously to deflect (liberals are expert at this), call Trump and his supporters names rather than debate issues.

      As are many people’s, my cell phone is unlisted to prevent marketing and spam calls, not for the reason you suggest. Did you really go looking for my phone number and a police report? Guess I got under your skin…get a life. If you want to talk backgrounds there most certainly is a John Roberts of Sedona that was arrested for seriously depraved behavior in 2013 and the story was covered by the Verde Independent. Perhaps there’s another John Roberts in a city of 10,000 and your background is 100% lawful as you say so I won’t mention the details in the event it wasn’t you and if that’s the case, my apologies. My point has always been your name calling is childish and your posts oftentimes bizarre.

      Regarding my civic activities, I choose to make my contributions without the need to publicize them but you get a gold star.

    4. John Roberts on October 17, 2020 9:05 am

      Jason, apology accepted. Looks like there are characters with our name who do not behave acceptably.

      As to Biden I know he has lots of baggage but my judgement is even though Trump has made some decent decisions and they were successes that because of his volatile nature he as president has the potential to be dangerous. Close call but that’s where I am.

      Yeah I checked the phone book . Someone else alerted me though about the other Jason with pictures of 2 others who were indicted with him for drug violations in the Verde Valley.

      November 3 not far off. Results have many folks on the edge of their chairs. But as before we seem to get it right in this country. As a Dodger baseball fan I endorse the advice , ” Wait ’till next year.”

      Name calling is a trick to bait enough people to say things I want to know. It works.

      Stay safe and well

      John


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