The Manitoba NDP

So woke on ‘social justice’ they’ve gone full circle.

To say that Kinew has a troubled history is putting it mildly. Here we have an individual whose past actions include convictions for drunk driving and assault, theft charges, as well as a pattern of hurtful, misogynistic and homophobic outbursts on social media, the latest of which occurred five years ago when Kinew was 30 and old enough to know better.
And then, of course, there are the two domestic violence charges against him involving his former common-law wife, Tara Hart. Not only did Kinew fail to mention these particular charges in his autobiography, when asked about them by the media, his response was to downplay, deflect and deny that the events ever happened.

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In 1989 I shipped off to Cornwallis for basic training.
When I got there, they gave me about $200 or so from the first paycheck to use at the CanEx to buy the supplies you will need to get through the first while of training. You’re left with about $15 or so after you fill the required list. I spent my last dollars on a Tom Petty cassette. It was Full Moon Fever.
Over the next few weeks I listened to that tape so many times. I Won’t Back Down became a personal theme song.
I sang it on the timed mile runs. I sang it running back from the field training. I sang it running up hills and over obstacles.
That was my song and it got me though.
This has been one very bad, no good, crappy day and I’m glad it’s over.

I, UnNapoleon

Telegraph — Gender reversal surgery is on the rise, so why aren’t we talking about it?

That was the first time Prof Djordjevic had ever been contacted to perform a so-called gender reassignment “reversal” surgery. Over the next six months, another six people also approached him, similarly wanting to reverse their procedures. They came from countries all over the western world, Britain included, united by an acute sense of regret.

The initial administration of “transgender” enabling hormones, genital amputations and other surgical restructuring of healthy bodies ought to be deemed medical malpractice. Why aren’t we talking about that?

The Road To Happiness

Believing in study, effort and diligence as positive things and broad prerequisites for success is, apparently, a harmful and racist ideology. Unlike cultivating resentment and then spending decades seething at how racist, sexist and hopelessly unfair everything is, which I’m sure is bound to pay off.

One of these.

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