[Bugs]

Once again, you fail us by treating us to your expression of your disgust (always a treat) rather than a sustantive point.

We all know what a 'good' person you are, you have all the 'correct' atttudes. But we were hoping for more. Where exactly am I in error? It's far from impossible, but the newspaper's policies are well known, as well as all the the ways political correctness leads to bad policy decisions.

I have often been tempted to see if Jack Layton's taste in sex-slaves was as discerning as his sense of humour. You're liberated, why don't you give them a try?

[Toronto Centre]

[Bugs]

To be clear, I didn't want any of this to happen. I expected the perp to be Moslem.

Guilty on that. Who else does these things?

Well, when you think of it, marginal young white men do it too, though a lot of them shoot up schools, and kill students rather than teachers.

I have a lot more sympathy for marginal white men that I do for foreign-born Moslems. You've got me there. I think it's OK to have a well-founded anxiety about ticking boxes in subway stations, for instance. And that's thanks to 9-11 and all of that. I wonder if it's Moslems.

The difference between you and me is that I recognize when I am wrong.

Do I feel bad about being wrong? Not in the least. Any reasonable person would be thinking thoughts that go down that line. Except, perhaps ... (cue the violins) ... the glow-in-the-dark virtue of the correct-thinking TC.

Perhaps you will tell us how you do it ... the energizer bunny of moral hauteur!