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- redsmoke, on 10/10/2007, -0/+1I am personal friends with Travis and I must say this is ridiculous. Yeah, your not suppose to post these kind of things as an Air Force Airman but he did them thinking he was anonymous and without any reference or affiliation to his career in the Air Force. Seriously someone should pry into the crevices of Thomas Peele's life and destroy his career by taking every article he has ever written out of context and claiming he wants to kill the jews, blacks, asians, and the governor.
- sadams7, on 10/10/2007, -0/+0My sister is close friends with Travis and it infuriates me to see members of the media twist the truth at the expense of a truly commendable man in order to get a story. Travis Gruber is a talented, funny guy who has served his country honorably and should be given a lot more respect than he has been by this so-called investigative reporter, Thomas Peele. The worst part is that Mr. Peele's article not only takes Travis's words out of context, but also contains inaccurate information that portrays the idea that he is doing something wrong. Now, you don't have to like or agree with Travis's brand of humor but keep in mind the road we begin down when we start to mess with free speech. Furthermore, Mr. Peele surely has the right to "investigate" whatever he wants but wouldn't his time be spent better exposing websites that actually do pose some sort of threat such as child pornography, sites that teach little girls how to hide their eating disorders, sites that teach people how to build bombs? Surely the people who have created sites such as these pose much more of a risk than Travis.
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