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LETTER: Cape Breton equalization group ready to debate the issue

Parker Donham likes to try to discredit the Nova Scotians for Equalization Fairness by making unfounded and one-sided comments on our Facebook page to try to sway people from reading and agreeing with our claims.

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He also enjoys purposely misspelling Father Maroun’s name in his comments and letters. He starts off spelling it correctly and then switches to “Maroon.” Father Maroun deserves some respect for the charity work he has done in this community. He has given millions to local charities, and his work continues today.

Parker Donham was blocked from our page because he refuses to publicly debate his issues........

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