Rolling Stone Cover 'Glorified' Suspect, Residents Say

Long Islanders expressed outrage at the use of a photo of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the Boston Marathon bombing suspect, on the cover of Rolling Stone. Many said the cover glorified a killer, and backed the decision of such stores as Stop & Shop, CVS and Walgreen's, not to sell the magazine.

"It's a disgrace that Rolling Stone Mag would put his picture on like he is a rock star! How incredible disrespectful to those that were affected by this act. Anyone with a subscription should cancel it.," said Melissa Mikowski on the New Hyde Park Patch Facebook page.

"Good for these stores that are standing up and doing the right thing. He's not a rock star, he's a terrorist!! What used to be a reputable magazine is now trash," 
wrote Jeannine Costigan Cohen.

What's your opinion of the Rolling Stone cover? Do you support businesses who refuse to sell the magazine? Please tell us in the comments.