Gay Liberals in the Quebec cadet infantry division of the Party (Al-Liberal) are using modern technology to push gay marriage on Canada.
The Liberal Party, despite not being allowed to have a vote on the matter like in a true democracy—by order of their commander Paul Martin, the Prime Minister of Canada, a Liberal—is completely split over the gay marriage issue. Jim Karygiannis, for example, is one of many Liberal MPs who do not support the legalization of same-sex marriage.
OTTAWA – Quebec’s Young Liberals are leaving no doubt where they stand this Christmas on the hot-button topic of same-sex marriage.
The Quebec wing of the Young Liberals of Canada circulated an electronic Christmas card featuring two young women kissing as a smiling Santa Claus gives the thumbs up in the background.
Above the two women, a banner states: “The young Liberals wish you a gay holiday season!”
Pascal Dessureault, a vice-president for the Quebec Young Liberals, said the card was meant as a funny way to show the party supports the legalization of same-sex marriage. “We wanted to underline the decision by the Supreme Court to authorize same-sex marriage in Canada. So while it’s basically humour for Christmas, its purpose is to give Christmas cards online to all members and all our militants throughout Canada to send it to their friends and colleagues.”
When you’re a liberal-left member of the elite ruling Liberal Party, it’s perfectly fine to send out a card like that; while it’s an abhorrent act of intolerance and abrogation of their purely fictional notion of the separation of church and state to simply say “Merry Christmas”, or to display an image of Christ on a Christmas card, or display a nativity scene anywhere in the public square at Christmas time. Gays mocking the whole thing—that’s fine. That’s liberal. That’s their Canada.
That’s “progressive”. Vote liberal.
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