I support Teun's letter. It reflects the frustration many of us feel about the
situation.
Julia Teale.
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From: Justin Ashley
To: obsnw@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2011 9:55 AM
Subject: RE: [obsnw] Liquor Menace
I fully support T
yes but Jonathan's point is that 'that anger and frustration' be articulated in
a clear and objective way. The letter looses all credibility by engaging in
oblique suppositions and perhaps even harms our case.
I understand he's angry, but its dismissed by anyone in authority as the
mud-slinging
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Subject: Re: [obsnw] Liquor Menace
Here is the text of the letter :-
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Hi David
Yes Teun had let rip at the establishments. I am not sure if the Obs
community support him or would support your letter or even the action that
we as individuals have carried out for the past year or so against the
lawlessness of the liquor outlets. All this could be tested via a poll in
O
Hi
I am all for tighter controls on the sale of alcohol and a more
civilized community but I can't help but notice that many of Teun's
bullet points, while _possibly_ true, are completely unprovable or
have yet to be proven.
This sort of hyperbolic discourse ( specifically "or go home and beat
up
I recommend that residents read the letter of the above heading in the Cape
Times today sent in by Teun Baartman our Woodstock Community Police Forum
Chairperson. I believe he has strong support in his views from the Obs
Community. Do residents agree with me and would anyone care to comment?
Ta
