Regarding your editorial ("Basic freedoms: The next victim in the war
on drugs," May 31, page 6B):

While I will admit that the use of drugs must be curtailed in this
country, that does not give any legislature - state or federal - the
right to infringe upon the basic freedoms guaranteed us in the
Constitution.

To paraphrase Mr. Jefferson: To infringe upon the freedoms of one is to
imperil the freedoms of many. As good citizens, it is our duty to tell our
representatives what we think and feel and believe. Else, why defend our
dear republic?

Rev. Jason H. Bennett, College Station, via TRNonline