Opinion: Random sentences from reader mail

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‘In the real world, you can’t strip at a job interview, nor can you rap to convince your co-workers that you have the best idea at a meeting.’

‘Community policing works and would work a lot better if drugs were distributed like alcohol and cops didn’t have to patrol South-Central as if they were combat troops in a war zone.’

‘Women are being beaten, raped and tortured in front of their own children.’

‘Those of us in the baby boom generation remember the prophetic words of Pete Seeger:’

‘Privacy is something given to us by the 4th Amendment.’

‘How the 9th Circuit determined that wearing buttons with pictures of a murdered love one violates a criminal’s rights is beyond comprehension.’

‘It is scary to think that if some kind of disaster were to happen in California, we would not be well prepared with vaccines and enough hospital beds.’

What does it all mean? What else are people saying? Find out in Letters.