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To: wagglebee

Sent to the ESPN editor...

In Hunter S. Thompson's article titled "Let's Go To The Olympics" he wrote, "Now I am really ashamed to carry an American passport." Would you please remind him that he doesn't have to? Americans don't have to "defect," we can leave and change nationalities any time we want. I would also like Hunter to tell us WHOSE passport he would rather carry. Oh, never mind, he is just being a Trendy-American-Hater. He won't care what I think, or respect the 99.999996% of his countrymen that DIDN’T EMBARRASS OR ABUSE ANY OF THOSE TERRORIST, ANTI-AMERICAN, ANTI-DEMOCRAY, ANTI-FREEDOM MURDERERS! Remember, those sub-humans weren’t in Abu-Ghraib for unpaid parking tickets.

When only 20-30 out of 3,000,000 people do something wrong, should we publicly declared that we are "ashamed" of everyone? If that is the case, then should we be “ashamed” of any society in which more than 00.000000008% of their population has been accused of crimes? This is ridiculous!

When he refers to the abuse as “the American dream in action,” he even insults generations of good people whom have carved out the most free and fair society the world has ever known. I’m sure that more than one of his ancestors are rolling over in their graves right now.

I don’t believe that you should continue to pay him to publish his "dribble." I didn’t ask for this political anti-American smear from a “sports” organization. He is allowed to voice any opinion that he wants, but you have the choice of whether or not to PAY HIM TO PUBLISH IT! – Shame on you!

P.s. I noticed that your credits state that he “now lives in a fortified compound near Aspen.” That brings up many more questions…


58 posted on 05/25/2004 9:03:01 AM PDT by boomswing (Letter sent to the editor...)
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To: boomswing

Great letter.

HST wrote a book back in 1992 about the presidential campaign. I do not remember the name of it. It was actually funny in places. His motto for Clinton at the time was: "He may be swine but at least he's our swine". I actually think he felt uncomfortable with Clinton because he was, gosh, just a little too conservative for him.

"Hitching Stump" was a story about how Clinton was introduced to the joys of copulation by a mule by the name of Stump. HST swears that there is some factual basis for it. He also wrote a story about how Clinton almost mistook a new reed for his saxaphone for a potato chip and ate it.

Heady stuff. Strictly satire, you know.


59 posted on 05/25/2004 9:26:03 AM PDT by JusPasenThru (42 muscles to frown, 17 muscles to smile, but 0 muscles just to sit there and look dumb.)
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