What Our Readers Are Saying: November 2

November 2, 2018 Brooklyn Daily Eagle

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Brooklyn Daily Eagle editors welcome opinions, both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives, as well as responses to the articles and opinion pieces published in this paper.

Here is a selection of some of the more insightful and engaging comments from the last week. Want to contribute? Use Disqus at the bottom of the Eagle’s articles.

Re Anti-Semitic attacks, bomb-like devices: Online clues to potential terror attacks? (Oct. 29)

“To a hammer everything looks like a nail. While precautions are needed let’s not build a police state. Any diverse group, from subway car to house of worship, is at risk from internet-based hostility and right wing violence. We must love each other, or die.” — ADAM CARROLL (via Facebook)

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Re Hundreds of dogs compete at Great PUPkin Costume Contest (Oct. 29)

“I needed this! So adorable” — SUSAN RABOY (via Facebook)

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Re Cobble Hill to Fortis: Don’t build that wall (Oct. 26)

“Thank you, Mary Frost, for inserting some Robert Frost into the day. Though, to be fair, he wasn’t that fond of fences either, even our lovely black iron ones in Cobble Hill.” — REBECCA JOHNSON (via Disqus)

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Re City’s BQE Promenade plan has Brooklyn Heights in uproar, alternate ideas being explored (Oct. 24)

“And here we thought the active malice of Robert Moses was long dead, as he is…” — ANDREW PORTER (via Disqus

“They should tunnel under the heights and exit near the dog park.” — RAUL GUTIERREZ (via Twitter)