The American Spectator

On the subject of free throws, Reid has a fit that fans are allowed to make noise during the act. Please. I don’t even know where to begin.

p>This article diminishes the Spectator . Again I ask, why was this allowed to be on the website? br> — Joel Natzke br> Kansas City, Missouri br> P.S. Remind me to never take Reid to a game at hallowed Lambeau. The experience just might upset him. /p> p> With all the really important and critical things going on in our culture today, you choose to fixate on home team crowd noise. May I respectfully request that you get a life? I suppose you want Congress to hold hearings and have the EPA set decibel levels so as to avoid such “boorish” behavior. Or perhaps, have the Justice Department promulgate a set of regulations for “fairness.” Have you ever been to Fenway Park or Yankee Stadium during a playoff game? Can we now get back to something important here? Oh, and do you think you might just let folks have some fun, or do you wish to control that as well? br> — A. DiPentima /p>

Reid Collins’s article was poorly written, poorly argued, and seemed to miss the entire point of being a sports fan.

p>Someone tell Mr. Collins that the little girls’ room is just down the hall.