Why no coverage of good things?

Why

no coverage of good things?

Re: Mr. Randy

Woodhead's article (Jan. 5). I think it's a shame that in

today's society when someone does what is right and

deserving we are automatically programmed to think the

worst of a person!

So what if Pastor Creflo

Dollar has a traffic offense! So have most Americans at

some time or another; that's not a big deal. Should he

allow that to stop him from doing a good thing when he is

capable of doing so?

Intelligence can be a

dangerous thing when placed within the wrong people.

Makes you wonder who really should be wearing a

"dunce cap." People have an annoying habit of

making issues out of things that really are not issues.

When the media thinks they

can "get you" on something, they write articles

and announce their so called findings on the 6 p.m. news.

I wonder why I've never

seen any media coverage on all the many things that

Pastor Dollar and the World Changers Church do for so

many in Atlanta and all over the world every day, not

just trying to bless underpaid police officers.

We should all stop and take

a look at ourselves and figure out why we tend to believe

more in evil than we do in good.

Avais Jones

Fayetteville