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Drunk driving Shriners injure 12 in Fourth of July parade rampage

Seeded on Thu Jul 5, 2007 5:28 PM EDT
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Sad but yet another symptom of what is wrong.

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I con cour. The local authorities should prosecute the "INDIVIDUALS" involved. If they don't.... write an article about them! There is no excuse for drinking alcohol before a parade. I'm positive the temple which is over the person(s) involved feels the same. Responsibility for one's actions are that person's, not the Shrine organization. It was not the "shriners as a whole" who were drunk. Keep up the good work, fight for what is right. And do you think maybe in future articles you could show the good the Shriners do also? That only seems fair, to weigh both sides I mean. For example: There were a few Shriners drinking.... There were many who were not. Please excuse the ramblings of an old man.

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