Herald readers sound off on raising corporate taxes in Boston, support for Israel, unrest on college campuses, and the need to keep things civil during the Celtics playoffs. 


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Herald readers sound off on raising corporate taxes in Boston, support for Israel, unrest on college campuses, and the need to keep things civil during the Celtics playoffs.{ai:summary}<p>Boston Herald readers weigh in on corporate taxes, Israel support, campus unrest, and Celtics playoffs etiquette. #politics</p>

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