The sexually indeterminate mob was held up Sunday in Toronto for a half hour by the Black Lives Matter mob with their own list of ridiculous demands.
Police Union boss McCormack was quoted as saying something to the effect that if the whole thing wasn't so stupid, it would have been ridiculous. I don't normally like to quote union leaders, but let's be honest. McCormack hit it squarely on the nose that time.
But that didn't stop all those opportunistic politicians from coming out in droves to join a whole crowd of potential votes.
Police Union boss McCormack was quoted as saying something to the effect that if the whole thing wasn't so stupid, it would have been ridiculous. I don't normally like to quote union leaders, but let's be honest. McCormack hit it squarely on the nose that time.
But that didn't stop all those opportunistic politicians from coming out in droves to join a whole crowd of potential votes.
While he was in office, late mayor Rob Ford politely declined joining the gay parade. He knew that the lefty media and some city councillors would gang up to sneer at his refusal, but did not hesitate to remove himself from that equation. He said he preferred to go to the lake with his family. How dare he?
Prime minister Steven Harper also had the personal integrity to decline the honor.
No one should be surprised if the BLM activists decide to stage their own parade next year, preferably on or about the time of the gay display just to show 'em.
Since there is no black in the rainbow flag, the BLM bunch can come up with something more appropriate to represent their slogan that Black Lives Matter.
If it were held on the same day, it would offer Justin Trudeau and Kathleen Wynn an interesting choice, wouldn't it? Where would they march to harvest the most votes?
If it were held on the same day, it would offer Justin Trudeau and Kathleen Wynn an interesting choice, wouldn't it? Where would they march to harvest the most votes?
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