Tolerance

“My friend Ol. will be voting for Quebec Solidaire,” I told my father.

“Oh God, how can he, how can he?!?” my father exclaimed.

“Look,” I said, “today I spent time with Ol who votes Quebec Solidaire. Then I had dinner with my friend O. who is pro-Palestine. And now I’m sitting here with you who votes Harper. And it’s all good.”

5 responses to “Tolerance”

  1. David Gendron Avatar

    So he supports Occidental militaro-terrorists and anti-abortion fundamentalists?

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  2. valter07 Avatar

    And hopefully soon Clarissa will meet a member of anglophone Montreal separatist militia. πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚

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    1. Clarissa Avatar

      They want to secede Outremont or something? πŸ™‚

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      1. valter07 Avatar

        All Montreal, with a corridor to Ontario border.

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  3. Ol. Avatar
    Ol.

    I support QS because it is the party that best reflects my convictions. It would be naΓ―ve to think that a party is the perfect image of my political ideas. I did not explain to you why I could also vote for Option Nationale when we had lunch together because being on Crescent St I was scared. πŸ™‚

    Clarissa, tell you father not to worry. At least for now. I am not allowed to vote in Quebec anymore… but tell him to worry for the next federal election because my vote in Kitchener Centre may well defeat the conservatives there. πŸ™‚

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