Blogging Tories posts about "racism"
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It'd be a shame to pile on to Ryerson's year long 110 page make work project. After all, we already did. An alert reader who caught Margaret Wente's evisceration of the Ryerson Task Force on Anti-Racism yesterday had the patience...
small dead animals | more | posted 11 hours ago
Better get crackin', comrade... not everybody's stickin' to the party line... -- WINNIPEG -- A brother of 28-year-old Eric Daniels, who was shot by Winnipeg police Saturday night in the West End while brandishing a machete, said he does not blame police for their actions. “I’ve had enough of aboriginals blaming police and saying it’s racism. I’m aboriginal myself and I’m sick and
halls of macadamia | more | posted 2 days ago
When I read this, I was sad for his loss, but his response to what had happened showed what a caring brother he was, and how hard it was to help his brother. I have a huge amount of respect for how he is handling a very bad situation. Don't blame cops: brother of man shot WINNIPEG -- A brother of 28-year-old Eric Daniels, who was shot by Winnipeg police Saturday night in the West End while brandi
Climbing out of the dark | more | posted 3 days ago
Actually, they think the rest of America is as stupid as they are.
Well, here’s a little reminder for them…
The left-wing Obama-loving MSM keeps screaming “Raaaaacists!” at the Tea Partiers, but the “racism” is coming from a far-left fringe group headed by Lyndon LaRouche (who has run for the Democratic presidential nomination seven times). These are [...]
mooseandsquirrel.ca | more | posted 6 days ago
Joannie’s a little too white for some people’s tastes. Photo: Hannibal Hanschke
Joannie Rochette won bronze in women’s figure skating not by talent, determination, and as a tribute to her recently deceased mother, but because of “racism, nationalism, pity, and politics”. So writes Orville Lloyd Douglas in the leftcoast freebie street paper.
Later realizing the paper
Unambiguously Ambidextrous | more | posted February 27th
Looks like some form of racism has reared it’s ugly head again in Caledonia, so who plays the part of the “racists” in Caledonia and why is the Lion’s Hall giving them a staging area for their attack on racism? Despite the low-key nature of the meeting, as soon as it was over, some Caledonia activists immediately began planning an "Anti-Racism Rally" March 21 at the Lions Hall in Cal
The world according to MAW | more | posted February 22nd
Well.I've often referred to the concept of "Thinking Conservatives", usually in the context of my perception of some who seek to treat "conservatism" as an excuse for discarding reason in favor of:a) fundamental religious zeal; orb) revisionest views of historical reality.The first subset of conservatives are usually fundamental Christians and fail to see that "freedom of religion" not only
Searching for Liberty | more | posted February 19th
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My friend Tim Mak has done some great investigative work which exposes yet another Canadian government funded ngo. This organization like Kairos seems to be hiding its anti Israel positions and resisting any review.FF EXCLUSIVE: A Canadian taxpayer-funded organization – already under fire for financing groups with alleged links to terrorism – may have also contributed financially to the infam
Dr Roy | more | posted February 12th
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Ryerson University
One of the most predictable effects of anti-racism policies can be found in the law of unintended consequences, in that after a while they tend to foster and perpetuate the very racism those policies aim to defeat. After all, cataloging and enumerating every shade of skin pigment in a University is more than just [...]
Unambiguously Ambidextrous | more | posted February 8th
Racism is illogical. It is a waste of human potential. The Rev Martin Luther believed in freedom and equality. He believed we are all God's children. I believe that too. I believe we are all members of one race, the human race. Here is his I have a dream speech. Happy Martin Luther King Day.
Dr Roy | more | posted January 18th
"Michael Ignatieff, unseen in Canada until Thursday night, when he arrived on a flight from Europe after an extended vacation, has launched a small-budget ad campaign intended to distract attention from his lengthy absence."I'm still shakin' my head about the Liberal Party's previous brainwave... freakin' out about Stephen Harper's decision to prorogue Parliament... while Iggy's jettin' a
halls of macadamia | more | posted January 11th
The conservative movement is often accused of being racist, intolerant, bible thumping, homophobic, among other rather idiotic, ignorant and hateful descriptors. The reality, which the left wing elite tries to hide at every opportunity, is more often than not the opposite. There are a number of questions that people who know little about politics ask that the liberal elite lies about in order to h
The Raging Tory | more | posted January 6th
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A quick glance of this website will leave no doubt where I stand when it comes to Islam. I have described it as an evil religion bent on world domination. I stand by my assessment of the religion. And that assessment has drawn accusations of bigotry and racism. These accusations are inaccurate as I'm not so much partial to my own religion as I am partial against a single religion - inconsistent w
Craig Smith's Posts - Canadian Conservatives | more | posted January 4th
Makes it harder to work against forced marriage..this is from the UK...Women and young girls at risk of being taken abroad and forced into marriage are being failed because local officials fear 'offending' minority communities, according to a Government report.Social workers are being slow to use new court orders aimed at stopping potential victims being spirited overseas to be married without t
GayandRight | more | posted December 6th
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Not Best Buy, that’s for sure. After all, Best Buy is loathe to use that hateful word in its advertising. It’s so “religious” and tinged with racism, America, and tradition. It makes Best Buy shudder to think of using that foul word, Christmas. But, advertising for the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha? Heck, why not? What could be more welcoming and tolerant?(via sda)*
halls of macadamia | more | posted November 28th
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