Amusing column in the Globe today:
Much like Conservative MP Brad Trost – who, in a statement to LifeSiteNews.com this week, claimed that Tourism Minister Diane Ablonczy's decision to fund Toronto's Gay Pride events had come as a shock to most of the Conservative caucus – I, too, am troubled by some of the choices that our government has made in supporting cultural events.Recommend this Post on Progressive Bloggers
In fact, I'm glad that we're finally talking about this issue, because I really don't enjoy jazz music.
Our government funds many cultural events, but it always seems to me that they fund a lot of jazz festivals. What with the CBC playing so much jazz, one could easily start to believe that our government has a pro-jazz agenda.
Not that I consider myself anti-jazz, you understand, any more than the group to which Mr. Trost directed his comments is necessarily anti-gay. They're just pro-family. And I'm just pro-music.
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You may be anti-jazz. I'm anti-Toronto even though I live in the centre of the universe. I think Brad Trost is upset because the $400,000 didn't go to his riding. Next year, Humboldt, Saskatchewan should host the biggest, baddest, small-town Pride parade ever!
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