25 Replies to “You Are Asked, And Then You Weren’t”

  1. Saying SDA is ‘controversial’ sounds like hate speech to me (not that there’s anything wrong with that.)
    As an aside and to be clear, I haven’t been dressed by my mother since I was three. What’s up with that?

  2. “Controversial” is considered anything NOT openly and radically gay, interracial, feminist, or moral, along with anything else considered traditional or status quo especially if it has survived with a prosperous track record.
    “Controversial” is considered anything that is NOT intentionally destroying western civilization.

  3. Brent >
    “How is telling the truth controversial?”
    Ask the CHRC, truth is not a defense.

  4. Brent, truth is the most controversial thing that can be said in an atmosphere of pure BS. Which is what the political environment of Canada is and has been the last 40 years. Pure, steaming BS.

  5. Kate, Joe Couture writes like an escapee from ‘The Onion’ staff. (May their tribe increase.)

  6. SDA gets results! About those cruel bird grinders/choppers making an ugly site to see – Sask. Party, – not right enough yet.

  7. Gee,I had no idea SDA was “controversial” or “right-wing”.
    Always thought the people here were of varying degrees of “normal”,with widely varying degrees of bitchiness.
    I hope this doesn’t jeopardize my longstanding NDP membership.

  8. They’re just frustrated because they can’t send their critics to a gulag…..

  9. “We get all the prejudice of being aboriginal, but none of the benefits,”
    WTF? Are Metis a disadvantaged group? Too many of them are self made millionaires to believe that self-serving BS. If you want none of the benefits try white. But then what benefit is it to be on the dole?

  10. I am thankful that Twitter exists. It affords me to opportunity to tell the “professional” journalists what I think of their “work”.

  11. “We get all the prejudice of being aboriginal, but none of the benefits,”
    Looks like our FN friend hasn’t been to an abo casino on FN land to observe the self-righteous FN crowd with the luxury vehicles, grandiose mansions, and foreign vacations.
    What was that about none of the benefits?

  12. Didn’t know SDA was controversial. Not politically correct perhaps, variety of opinions, say it as we see it and even welcome lefty trolls. Seems pretty mainstream to me for bringing up all the news and alerts that the MSM is afraid to touch. I personally get more news from this site than any other source and value the diversity of opinions presented without wondering if anyone will be offended. The high level of intelligence shown so often on this site sure beats the blank looks offered by friends and inlaws when raising issues they know little about and care about even less. Great work Kate…….you rebel you :)))

  13. Blogs the media calls controversial are worth a look and the must-reads are referred to as hate speech.

  14. “..who want to hurt …”
    So Kate … was that a quote?
    If so … why let the cat out of the bag? Why not continue to let the cretins learn the hard way?

  15. Slightly O/T but does anyone know if the Broten guy mentioned in the article is related in any way to our very own Education minister here in Ontario by the name of Laurel Broten?
    They seem to share the same twisted political philosophy.

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