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42 DAILY NEWS Sunday, April 30, 1989 EDITORIALS & LETTERS VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Humans, not wolves... claimed. It is because of their lack of sorrow and concern for a fellow human being. Rita Ross Manhattan: Your use of the phrase "wolf pack" to describe the recent Central Park predators Wrong responses was understandable but inappropriate. Wolves hunt for food. Dogs instinctively chase whatever Ringwood, N.J.: Only one thing was more appalling than the beating, attempted murder and runs by. Only humans willfully inflict suffering rape of the young woman in Cen- and even death because they're bored but tral Park. That was the comment of a woman from the neighbor- hood of the punks who are ac- eused of the crime. She was Judith Player quoted as saying, "If it was a biack woman in our neighbor- hood, no one would care." Where was this woman during the past year? Does the name Tawana Brawley ring a belI? That woman should ask, "What the hell is going on in my neigh- borhood when not one of these punks has said, T'm sorry'? Why would we expect that from them when the attitude of some adults is, "What's the big Jim Mastrangelo haven't the brains to do something constructive. "Wilding" indeed! Wild creatures have better sense. ... wolves are peaceful Manhattan: Referring to the gang of marauders in Central mal," and understandably so Park as a "wolf pack" is an in- sult to wolves! The wolf is shy and peaceful. came from an affluent back ground, was also called an "ani- Like the marauders in Central Park, Bundy enjoyed beating, torturing and raping women. Unfortunately, such "animals" have plagued humankind since time immemorial, and uniess M. Hamilton About the victim East Rockaway: Re Antron there is a drastic change in hu- McCray's comment, "She wasn't nothing": That's right, she was not nothing. She was something - a hard-working, decent and The Sharpton angle caring person. man nature, they always will. Bruce Adams in their deal?" Richmond Hill: After this hei- nous crime in Central Park, what sickens one is that the law- yers asked for their elients to be released. Everyone is entitled to legal representation, but how any lawyer can take this case and make anything good come Manhattan: No, Mr. Sharpton, out of it is beyond me. All of them should be put away for eternity, never to see the light of day again, to breathe the air or Pat Whalen Linda Donovan Floral Park, LI: How about a Day of Outrage over the attack on that poor girl in Central Who's to blame? Brooklyn: Why would eight indi- viduals decide to hurt another Park? Where's the Rev. Al human being in such a brutal Sharpton now? Eleanor Nancusi and barbarie manner? Who taught them anger in such a way? The an- swers are plain. Society as a whole has taught a whole gener- ation that the way to live is to be brutal. The world that mankind has created is filled with hate and violence. The young lady who was raped and brutalized is a vietim. My heart goes out to her and the countless other vic- tims. Those young men are also vietims because they see death and decay all around them. They see no love, no compassion. I am a vietim because fear is instilled in my heart because I know and feel that the world is decaying in front of my eyes. We are all vic- tims. express rage and those boys who are suspects in the vicious Central Park rape are not treated with venom be- cause they are black, as you smell the flowers. The media inflame tensions Manhattan: As a Baptist minister serv- PARK ing a church in Harlem whose mem- bership exceeds 4,000, it would be grossly irresponsible of me if I did not comment on the recent attack on the woman jogger in Central Park by eight. young men. I am viscerally disturbed by this act of violence and by the as- sailants' profound disregard for hu- man life and moral principles. As a parent, I can imagine the horror and anxiety that this tragedy imposed upon the hearts of the woman's parents and the hearts of the fam- ilies of the young men. I have prayed for the recovery of the woman. I have prayed also that her parents will not become bitter, and I have prayed that the parents and surrogate par- ents of the boys repel the temptation to accept blame for their children's capriciousness and cruelty. In no manner am I convinced that this incident was racially inspired. Not all, but most media coverage of this event has been irre- sponsible. The headlines and stories will only serve to en- gender greater polarization of the races and further ad- vance racial intolerance. Hardly anyone would deny that CENTR L. Koenigsberg Is it about race? Hillsdale, NJ.: Earl Caldwell ("Reclaiming our youth tops black agenda," April 24) seems to feel that this vicious assault and rape would not have oc- curred if only we all lived in some kind of utopia where pov- erty and racism did not exist. branded animals, and that's the kind of language that arouses what is already here: fear and racism," he writes. The late Ted Bundy, who was white and who "The kids involved are. being rocism in this city continues to grow, but in this particular case, it was a group of young people expressing some revul- of sion at life in general. What the media are doing with the Rev. Dr. Calvin 0. Batts 3d tragedy is dangerous. 2019
42
DAILY
NEWS
Sunday,
April
30,
1989
EDITORIALS
&
LETTERS
VOICE
OF
THE
PEOPLE
Humans,
not
wolves...
claimed.
It
is
because
of
their
lack
sorrow
and
concern
for
a
fellow
human
being.
Rita
Ross
Manhattan:
Your
use
the
phrase
"wolf
pack"
to
describe
recent
Central
Park
predators
Wrong
responses
was
understandable
but
inappropriate.
Wolves
hunt
food.
Dogs
instinctively
chase
whatever
Ringwood,
N.J.:
Only
one
thing
more
appalling
than
beating,
attempted
murder
runs
by.
humans
willfully
inflict
suffering
rape
young
woman
in
Cen-
even
death
they're
bored
tral
Park.
That
comment
from
neighbor-
hood
punks
who
are
ac-
eused
crime.
She
Judith
Player
quoted
as
saying,
"If
it
biack
our
hood,
no
would
care."
Where
this
during
past
year?
Does
name
Tawana
Brawley
ring
belI?
should
ask,
"What
hell
going
on
my
neigh-
borhood
when
these
has
said,
T'm
sorry'?
Why
we
expect
that
them
attitude
some
adults
is,
"What's
big
Jim
Mastrangelo
haven't
brains
do
something
constructive.
"Wilding"
indeed!
Wild
creatures
have
better
sense.
...
wolves
peaceful
Referring
gang
marauders
mal,"
understandably
so
an
in-
sult
wolves!
The
wolf
shy
peaceful.
came
affluent
back
ground,
also
called
"ani-
Like
Park,
Bundy
enjoyed
torturing
raping
women.
Unfortunately,
such
"animals"
plagued
humankind
since
time
immemorial,
uniess
M.
Hamilton
About
victim
East
Rockaway:
Re
Antron
there
drastic
change
hu-
McCray's
comment,
"She
wasn't
nothing":
That's
right,
she
nothing.
-
hard-working,
decent
Sharpton
angle
caring
person.
man
nature,
they
always
will.
Bruce
Adams
deal?"
Richmond
Hill:
After
hei-
nous
crime
what
sickens
law-
yers
asked
elients
be
released.
Everyone
entitled
legal
representation,
how
any
lawyer
can
take
case
make
anything
good
come
No,
Mr.
Sharpton,
out
beyond
me.
All
put
away
eternity,
never
see
light
day
again,
breathe
air
or
Pat
Whalen
Linda
Donovan
Floral
LI:
How
about
Day
Outrage
over
attack
poor
girl
Who's
blame?
Brooklyn:
eight
indi-
viduals
decide
hurt
another
Park?
Where's
Rev.
Al
being
brutal
now?
Eleanor
Nancusi
barbarie
manner?
Who
taught
anger
way?
an-
swers
plain.
Society
whole
gener-
ation
way
live
brutal.
world
mankind
created
filled
with
hate
violence.
lady
raped
brutalized
vietim.
My
heart
goes
her
countless
other
vic-
tims.
Those
men
vietims
decay
all
around
them.
They
love,
compassion.
I
am
vietim
fear
instilled
know
feel
decaying
front
eyes.
We
express
rage
those
boys
suspects
vicious
treated
venom
be-
cause
black,
you
smell
flowers.
media
inflame
tensions
As
Baptist
minister
serv-
PARK
ing
church
Harlem
whose
mem-
bership
exceeds
4,000,
grossly
irresponsible
me
if
did
jogger
by
eight.
men.
viscerally
disturbed
act
violence
as-
sailants'
profound
disregard
life
moral
principles.
parent,
imagine
horror
anxiety
tragedy
imposed
upon
hearts
woman's
parents
fam-
ilies
prayed
recovery
woman.
will
become
bitter,
surrogate
par-
ents
repel
temptation
accept
blame
children's
capriciousness
cruelty.
In
manner
convinced
incident
racially
inspired.
Not
all,
most
coverage
event
been
irre-
sponsible.
headlines
stories
only
serve
en-
gender
greater
polarization
races
further
ad-
vance
racial
intolerance.
Hardly
anyone
deny
CENTR
L.
Koenigsberg
Is
race?
Hillsdale,
NJ.:
Earl
Caldwell
("Reclaiming
youth
tops
black
agenda,"
24)
seems
assault
oc-
curred
lived
kind
utopia
where
pov-
erty
racism
exist.
branded
animals,
that's
language
arouses
already
here:
racism,"
he
writes.
late
Ted
Bundy,
white
"The
kids
involved
are.
rocism
city
continues
grow,
particular
case,
group
people
expressing
revul-
sion
at
general.
What
doing
Dr.
Calvin
0.
Batts
3d
dangerous.
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