Feedback from May 24 and Beyond
Our readers sound off on corruption, cake and the future of print.
By City Weekly Readers
News, May 24, "Trib Voices"
Thanks for doing this piece. [Those who were laid off] are fantastic journalists and people need to appreciate what they're losing.
@RobertGehrke
Via Twitter
How about an Amazon Kindle-style model? Cheap to give away the tablets, and sell the content. Moving physical paper objects around has retired. Much too costly and fixed compared to custom digital news ... Let's start a digital subscription campaign. I'll start today and purchase a one-year digital-only subscription. (The paper ones were so massive, I could never read them all anyway and wasted a lot of paper.) Go digital, Salt Lake Tribune.
@DaveSMT
Via Twitter
Online news post, May 30, Mayor Biskupski, Rob Moolman raise Pride flag over City and County Bldg.
I am guessing the same will happen for Days of '47.
@Just_Mudge
Via Twitter
What a beautiful photo. Makes me all sorts of happy.
@illume_skin_care
Via Instagram
Yay, I love it!
@rubiesojo_
Via Instagram
There should only be two flags—American and state.
Walt Reynolds
Via Facebook
It's not hurting anyone. Go live your life, champ.
Aaron Mitchell
Via Facebook
Online news post, June 4, With a couple exceptions, Utah leaders decry SCOTUS Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling
Justified 7-2 ruling. They should [have] baked their own damn cake! Or found a bakery that caters to the LBGQTRSTUBCYZA crowd.
David Mellen
Via Facebook
So by this logic, a doctor could refuse to save the pathetic life of a religious bigot?
Wendi Guerrero
Via Facebook
Nobody ever mentions good business. It's just good business to take clients; it doesn't make any sense to turn away business opportunities. I would never turn a couple away because of whatever. That's bad business!
Kathleen Elizabeth N.
Via Twitter
The cake maker is an ass who got paid to fight it by political Christians and white supremacists. It is true a business can refuse service, but this was not Christian and not about religion but rather bigotry and hate.
Michael James Stone
Via Facebook
I bet Jesus would bake the cake, but I don't expect a self serving "representative" such as Orrin Hatch, to understand that.
Nate Sorensen
Via Facebook
Hatch needs to retire or die already.
Wendi Guerrero
Via Facebook
Breaking news post, June 4, Judge rules former AG is entitled to $1.58 million legal fees reimbursement
I sure as hell do not think he is.
@FredASchmauch
Via Twitter
He should be in jail.
Jason Oliver
Via Facebook
Corruption in Utah pays well.
Mike Schmauch
Via Facebook
That's tough to swallow.
J.J. Clark
Via Facebook
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