Humanity Belittled
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It is appalling to see that the value of humanity has been belittled so much. With regards to the Feb. 15 article of San Diego County Superior Court Judge Judith Haller’s decision to deny welfare to “employable” adults to help solve our fiscal deficits, this reader is shocked that the justice system that represents the people would decide that it is worth more to its citizens to have a fiscally healthy government than to help their needy fellow citizens.
WILLY HSU, San Diego
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