Citizen Staff Writer
RealFAST ONLINE COMMENTS
The story: A law banning license plate frames that obscure our state name may be eased to lessen fines.
Your take: It’s about time! This was obviously just another money-grubbing scheme by the state and police who have nothing better to do.
Although azcat3620 was the only member of the Tucson Citizen’s online community to cite the shop-worn cop/donut nexus, there were plenty of other unkind things said about police officers.
“Doesn’t our government and our cops have better things to worry about?,” asked xflbret.
SatelliteSebring added, “Law enforcement should be able to distinguish without seeing the word ‘Arizona’ that it’s an AZ plate.”
trodelpost ferreted out a much deeper conspiracy: “Another taxing money grab by people that want to exert as much control on the subjects of the land as possible.”
Home diva’s puppy dies
The story: Martha Stewart’s puppy was among those killed in an accidental propane explosion at a kennel.
Your take: This is why the Citizen is going out of business.
“How many days left until the Citizen finally rolls over and dies?” asked Franklin.
“And you wonder why the Citizen is going under,” added pchen888.
No, it doesn’t make much sense to us, either.
Compiled by MARK KIMBLE
mkimble@tucsoncitizen.com
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The big debate:
That infernal license plate law