COVID-19 And Protests: Views from HuffPost Readers

Our editors have picked some of your most thought-provoking comments from last week’s top stories.
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In a recent poll, one of HuffPost members’ most-requested features was a roundup of reader comments.
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“Why are we continually asked by police and the President to disregard what our eyes see and instead offer lies and misrepresentations?”

— MERLE SAVAGE

“Well it’s about time. This nonsense of trying to keep the Confederacy alive has long since passed its expiration date.”

— Jerry Poston

“The traitor flag might have a place in museums, though I doubt it, but putting it up in public is an insult to all good Americans.”

— Jack Curry

“Americans need to stop being so myopic and look at how other democracies structure their societies, which are safer to live in.”

— Holly Hurst

“This move will allow them to eliminate pernicious union contracts (entered into with the old police department) and start with a clean slate.”

— Dean H.

“Polling places should be like Starbucks. When I walk out of one, there should be another directly across the street.”

— Adam Peterson

“Those responsible need long prison terms. It needs to be a serious felony to prevent people from voting.”

Gus diZerega

“You can guarantee that at least one person there will have it. That’s all it takes.”

— Walter Moala

“Sue him anyway. He’s not doing due diligence to prevent the spread, so he IS liable.”

— Jesse Jace

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