Idiots Vandalize Liberals’ Cars

For the record, if I knew who they were, I’d carve “Lobotomized” into the paint on the cars of the half-wits who did this.  For pete’s sake, they’re liberals!  Who takes their politics this seriously?  Geez.

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Comments (4) to “Idiots Vandalize Liberals’ Cars”

  1. GrantK1 wrote:

    They must have been NDP’ers because we all know that consevatives don’t exist in Toronto.

    Posted on 19-Mar-08 at 11:38 am | Permalink

  2. Charles wrote:

    I find it hard to believe that anyone other than Greens vandalized the cars.
    The Liberals won the election so why would they do it.
    The NDP think that everything is communally owned so why would they damage the property of the collective.
    The Conservatives believe in property rights so it would be against their beliefs to damage other peoples property.
    The Greens see cars as the root of all thats evil in life so why wouldn’t they lash out at the liberals cars, after all if they damage a Liberal’s car it is an outrage to all the other partys as well; killing 3 birds with one stone.
    I do think its funny that the Liberals are always talking about their socialist belief in public transit, but one Liberal who was interviewed said his THREE cars were damaged; I wonder if he has read any of the Liberals literature on evil automobiles and the wonders of public transit. He might be in for a shock.
    For the record I think you should be able to own as many cars as you like, as long as your not telling others that they can’t do the same.

    Posted on 19-Mar-08 at 1:22 pm | Permalink

  3. Anonymous wrote:

    Who cares?

    Posted on 20-Mar-08 at 10:26 am | Permalink

  4. Grog wrote:

    Of course what nobody here is recognizing about this is the impact on open political dialog in Canada.

    If expressing one’s political allegiance means you get your property vandalized, that’s a pretty clear message to “shut up, or else” - think about it.

    Does your fantasy world of politics actually exclude anyone who dares disagree with you?

    Posted on 20-Mar-08 at 8:51 pm | Permalink

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