PERSONAL EXPERIENCE REFUTES CONTENTION

It would seem that Jerome Kellner needs to take a happy pill to dispel
his anger and conceited judgment toward something he obviously knows
nothing about.

I am tired of his disgruntled grumblings and persnickety attitude. He
has a right to his opinion but so do the rest of us who read The Maui
News. His assertion that the paper is promoting medical marijuana
(Letters, Feb. 25) is a delusion most likely based on a fearful
philosophy or religion. There are always two sides to every story and
freedom of speech and freedom of the press are our guarantees that
both sides will be heard.

Even after 40 years of smoking pot on a daily basis I can still
conjugate a verb, Mr. Kellner. Go figure!

Ian Templar

Olinda