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Harrison Butker spoke at a college commencement and shared his opinions, which run contrary to the immoral and illogical societal mores that have been levied upon us. He is being persecuted by people who are intolerant of opinions that run counter to their own. Free speech cuts both ways.
The Bible speaks of the days when light will be dark and good will be bad. We are living in those days. I stand with Mr. Butker, most importantly for his right to say what he did. Those who don’t appreciate what he said have their right to their opinions as well, but do not have the right to deny Butker of his.
James Roller
Mililani
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