Super Genius
Posts: 1,378 
Location: Southern Ontario
Location: Southern Ontario
April 6th, 2008, 11:28 AM
The playground bullies are waiting for him.
It is the first day of the resumption of Parliament, this Monday just past at 2:15 p.m. Stéphane Dion stands up in the House of Commons to ask the traditional first question afforded the Leader of the Opposition.
He begins in his awkward, heavily accented English: “Mr. Speaker, Canada is a country – .” And he gets no further, his words drowned out by braying male laughter from the Conservative MPs across the aisle, by their mock thunderous applause and chants of “More! More!”
It happens again the next day. Mr. Dion rises to his feet at the commencement of Question Period. “Let me read – “ he begins, and the rest of his sentence is obliterated by the same shouts of “More! More!” until the Speaker comes to his rescue.
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It's disgusting how that conservative bunch behaves towards a fellow politician!! They should all be sent to the principal's office, except he is their cheer leader!! Worst yet, they get a royal paycheck for this rude behavior!
Dion is too shy and too sensitive; perhaps raised far more decently than those bullies. They should bring Chretien back!!! Remember him wrestling a hustler to the ground?
The playground bullies are waiting for him.
It is the first day of the resumption of Parliament, this Monday just past at 2:15 p.m. Stéphane Dion stands up in the House of Commons to ask the traditional first question afforded the Leader of the Opposition.
He begins in his awkward, heavily accented English: “Mr. Speaker, Canada is a country – .” And he gets no further, his words drowned out by braying male laughter from the Conservative MPs across the aisle, by their mock thunderous applause and chants of “More! More!”
It happens again the next day. Mr. Dion rises to his feet at the commencement of Question Period. “Let me read – “ he begins, and the rest of his sentence is obliterated by the same shouts of “More! More!” until the Speaker comes to his rescue.
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It's disgusting how that conservative bunch behaves towards a fellow politician!! They should all be sent to the principal's office, except he is their cheer leader!! Worst yet, they get a royal paycheck for this rude behavior!
Dion is too shy and too sensitive; perhaps raised far more decently than those bullies. They should bring Chretien back!!! Remember him wrestling a hustler to the ground?
Steven Hawking's Tutor
Posts: 4,589
Location: Saint John, N.B.
Location: Saint John, N.B.
April 6th, 2008, 11:52 AM
On that we agree.
The guy that piece of scum Chretien strangled was a peaceful protester, exercising his right to disent, when "Jean the Don" attacked him. Chretien should have been charged with assault........
Quoting dancing-loon
The braying of MPs from any side of the House is rude, childish, outrageous, and an insult to anyone that participates in the Canadian democratic process. The playground bullies are waiting for him.
It is the first day of the resumption of Parliament, this Monday just past at 2:15 p.m. Stéphane Dion stands up in the House of Commons to ask the traditional first question afforded the Leader of the Opposition.
He begins in his awkward, heavily accented English: “Mr. Speaker, Canada is a country – .” And he gets no further, his words drowned out by braying male laughter from the Conservative MPs across the aisle, by their mock thunderous applause and chants of “More! More!”
It happens again the next day. Mr. Dion rises to his feet at the commencement of Question Period. “Let me read – “ he begins, and the rest of his sentence is obliterated by the same shouts of “More! More!” until the Speaker comes to his rescue.
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It's disgusting how that conservative bunch behaves towards a fellow politician!! They should all be sent to the principal's office, except he is their cheer leader!! Worst yet, they get a royal paycheck for this rude behavior!
Dion is too shy and too sensitive; perhaps raised far more decently than those bullies. They should bring Chretien back!!! Remember him wrestling a hustler to the ground?
It is the first day of the resumption of Parliament, this Monday just past at 2:15 p.m. Stéphane Dion stands up in the House of Commons to ask the traditional first question afforded the Leader of the Opposition.
He begins in his awkward, heavily accented English: “Mr. Speaker, Canada is a country – .” And he gets no further, his words drowned out by braying male laughter from the Conservative MPs across the aisle, by their mock thunderous applause and chants of “More! More!”
It happens again the next day. Mr. Dion rises to his feet at the commencement of Question Period. “Let me read – “ he begins, and the rest of his sentence is obliterated by the same shouts of “More! More!” until the Speaker comes to his rescue.
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It's disgusting how that conservative bunch behaves towards a fellow politician!! They should all be sent to the principal's office, except he is their cheer leader!! Worst yet, they get a royal paycheck for this rude behavior!
Dion is too shy and too sensitive; perhaps raised far more decently than those bullies. They should bring Chretien back!!! Remember him wrestling a hustler to the ground?
On that we agree.
The guy that piece of scum Chretien strangled was a peaceful protester, exercising his right to disent, when "Jean the Don" attacked him. Chretien should have been charged with assault........
Super Genius
Posts: 1,378
Location: Southern Ontario
Location: Southern Ontario
April 6th, 2008, 12:01 PM
Hi, Colpy;
you could have that story wrong I think. In my memory that protester got too close, right into Chretien's face. How could Jean know the guy wasn't going to knee him one? The guy didn't have peace in mind, else he would have stayed on the side.
Hi, Colpy;
you could have that story wrong I think. In my memory that protester got too close, right into Chretien's face. How could Jean know the guy wasn't going to knee him one? The guy didn't have peace in mind, else he would have stayed on the side.
Chief Mogrifier
Posts: 8,479
April 6th, 2008, 12:09 PM
Quoting dancing-loon
Absolutely right. That guy could even have had a knife. This time Chretien was right. Chretien should have kneed him.
Hi, Colpy;
you could have that story wrong I think. In my memory that protester got too close, right into Chretien's face. How could Jean know the guy wasn't going to knee him one? The guy didn't have peace in mind, else he would have stayed on the side.
you could have that story wrong I think. In my memory that protester got too close, right into Chretien's face. How could Jean know the guy wasn't going to knee him one? The guy didn't have peace in mind, else he would have stayed on the side.
Steven Hawking's Tutor
Posts: 4,589
Location: Saint John, N.B.
Location: Saint John, N.B.
April 6th, 2008, 12:38 PM
Back on subject, there is VERY little that irritates me more than watching Parliament descend to the level of a grade 5 classroom that is completely out of control........I could never be an MP, I'd knock some heads together, and considering I'm a CPC member, I probably wouldn't have to walk too far to do it.
BUT, you have to remember....the rat pack? Liberal MPs instructed to call out "racist" every time a Reform member took the floor....
Outrageous on all sides.
Quoting dancing-loon
Sorry CDN Bear, but I think I'll concede this one............now, if the Scumball just hadn't been guilty of using the RCMP as his own personal Gestapo against employees of the BDC and APEC protesters, I might think he was almost OK......
Hi, Colpy;
you could have that story wrong I think. In my memory that protester got too close, right into Chretien's face. How could Jean know the guy wasn't going to knee him one? The guy didn't have peace in mind, else he would have stayed on the side.
you could have that story wrong I think. In my memory that protester got too close, right into Chretien's face. How could Jean know the guy wasn't going to knee him one? The guy didn't have peace in mind, else he would have stayed on the side.
Back on subject, there is VERY little that irritates me more than watching Parliament descend to the level of a grade 5 classroom that is completely out of control........I could never be an MP, I'd knock some heads together, and considering I'm a CPC member, I probably wouldn't have to walk too far to do it.
BUT, you have to remember....the rat pack? Liberal MPs instructed to call out "racist" every time a Reform member took the floor....
Outrageous on all sides.
April 6th, 2008, 12:43 PM
Quoting Colpy
LOL...no need to apologise Colpy, I think he did exactly what I would do. My LOL comes from watching the same people chide the one incident, while pat old Jean on the back, while making excuses to make it all cool.
Sorry CDN Bear, but I think I'll concede this one............now, if the Scumball just hadn't been guilty of using the RCMP as his own personal Gestapo against employees of the BDC and APEC protesters, I might think he was almost OK......
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LMAO!!! Likely not...
Back on subject, there is VERY little that irritates me more than watching Parliament descend to the level of a grade 5 classroom that is completely out of control........I could never be an MP, I'd knock some heads together, and considering I'm a CPC member, I probably wouldn't have to walk too far to do it.
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That's even funnier...these types never remember shyte when it comes to the party de jour.
BUT, you have to remember....the rat pack? Liberal MPs instructed to call out "racist" every time a Reform member took the floor....
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And then some.
Outrageous on all sides.
Ponderous Intellect
Posts: 4,118
April 6th, 2008, 01:01 PM
I agree with both Bear and Colpy on this issue. Our politicians are rude childish self-absorbed con-men. Always have been. Whether its Chretien or Martin, Mulroney or Harper, these people are so distant from the concept of gentlemanly disagreement and debate that their behavior suits the playground far more than it fits the offices they occupy.
No Liberal and no Conservative owns the corner on immature behavior, but what's far worse is that Canadians permit this nonsense to go unchallenged. There are more and more accusations and "evidence" coming out almost daily with respect to the mismanagement of the RCMP....we already know that CSIS is as useless as teats on a boar and chief coroners in the province of Ontario have gotten away with lying and misinformation passed along as "expert testimony" in our courts. We will never know the amount of money stolen by the Liberals in AdScam and we'll never know the truth behind Mulroney accepting wads of money under a restaurant table....
But hey...everyone relax ...this is DEMOCRACY at work....
I agree with both Bear and Colpy on this issue. Our politicians are rude childish self-absorbed con-men. Always have been. Whether its Chretien or Martin, Mulroney or Harper, these people are so distant from the concept of gentlemanly disagreement and debate that their behavior suits the playground far more than it fits the offices they occupy.
No Liberal and no Conservative owns the corner on immature behavior, but what's far worse is that Canadians permit this nonsense to go unchallenged. There are more and more accusations and "evidence" coming out almost daily with respect to the mismanagement of the RCMP....we already know that CSIS is as useless as teats on a boar and chief coroners in the province of Ontario have gotten away with lying and misinformation passed along as "expert testimony" in our courts. We will never know the amount of money stolen by the Liberals in AdScam and we'll never know the truth behind Mulroney accepting wads of money under a restaurant table....
But hey...everyone relax ...this is DEMOCRACY at work....
Chief Mogrifier
Posts: 8,479
April 6th, 2008, 01:52 PM
Quoting MikeyDB
No Liberal and no Conservative owns the corner on immature behavior, but what's far worse is that Canadians permit this nonsense to go unchallenged. There are more and more accusations and "evidence" coming out almost daily with respect to the mismanagement of the RCMP....we already know that CSIS is as useless as teats on a boar and chief coroners in the province of Ontario have gotten away with lying and misinformation passed along as "expert testimony" in our courts. We will never know the amount of money stolen by the Liberals in AdScam and we'll never know the truth behind Mulroney accepting wads of money under a restaurant table....
But hey...everyone relax ...this is DEMOCRACY at work....
Out of curiosity Mikey, what would you replace our DEMOCRACY with?
No Liberal and no Conservative owns the corner on immature behavior, but what's far worse is that Canadians permit this nonsense to go unchallenged. There are more and more accusations and "evidence" coming out almost daily with respect to the mismanagement of the RCMP....we already know that CSIS is as useless as teats on a boar and chief coroners in the province of Ontario have gotten away with lying and misinformation passed along as "expert testimony" in our courts. We will never know the amount of money stolen by the Liberals in AdScam and we'll never know the truth behind Mulroney accepting wads of money under a restaurant table....
But hey...everyone relax ...this is DEMOCRACY at work....
April 6th, 2008, 01:58 PM
Quoting dancing-loon
Gang mentality affords even the shy and well raised a chance to be loud brutes, when they are the ones afforded the 'anonimity' of the gang. Sure, Dion is the singled out deer right now. But you can't judge how he would act given their chance, based on where he stands at this moment. He could act like just as big an arse given the chance I'm sure.
Dion is too shy and too sensitive; perhaps raised far more decently than those bullies.
Chief Mogrifier
Posts: 8,479
April 6th, 2008, 02:33 PM
Stephane Dion
Age: 51.
Born: Sept. 28, 1955.
Education: Universite Laval, B.A. 1977, M.A. in 1979; doctorate in sociology from the Institut d'etudes politiques in Paris 1986.
Career: Taught public administration and political science at the Universite de Montreal, 1984 to 1996; lectured at the Universite de Moncton in 1984; author of numerous books and scientific articles.
Political experience: Named to cabinet as minister of intergovernmental affairs by Prime Minister Jean Chretien, January 1996; elected to Parliament in a by-election March 1996; re-elected 1997, 2000, 2004 and 2006; environment minister 2004.
Family: Married to Janine Krieber; one daughter, Jeanne.
Quote: "Underlying our Liberal philosophy is a conciliation of two great human ideals: individual freedom and equal opportunity. I propose that we add another: a healthy environment."
Quoting karrie
The thing is Karrie that he hasn't yet. Here is a brief sketch of the man:
Gang mentality affords even the shy and well raised a chance to be loud brutes, when they are the ones afforded the 'anonimity' of the gang. Sure, Dion is the singled out deer right now. But you can't judge how he would act given their chance, based on where he stands at this moment. He could act like just as big an arse given the chance I'm sure.
Stephane Dion
Age: 51.
Born: Sept. 28, 1955.
Education: Universite Laval, B.A. 1977, M.A. in 1979; doctorate in sociology from the Institut d'etudes politiques in Paris 1986.
Career: Taught public administration and political science at the Universite de Montreal, 1984 to 1996; lectured at the Universite de Moncton in 1984; author of numerous books and scientific articles.
Political experience: Named to cabinet as minister of intergovernmental affairs by Prime Minister Jean Chretien, January 1996; elected to Parliament in a by-election March 1996; re-elected 1997, 2000, 2004 and 2006; environment minister 2004.
Family: Married to Janine Krieber; one daughter, Jeanne.
Quote: "Underlying our Liberal philosophy is a conciliation of two great human ideals: individual freedom and equal opportunity. I propose that we add another: a healthy environment."
Super Genius
Posts: 1,378
Location: Southern Ontario
Location: Southern Ontario
April 6th, 2008, 03:42 PM
perhaps you could be right, it's a point to debate. I go very much by personal intuition, by seeing him, his wife... both come across to me as intelligent, thoughtful and dignified people. His mistake was not considering his shy nature, which causes him to be tense and awkward, which in turn gives his uncultured opponents an easy opportunity to ping and jeer at him. They probably mean it in good sport, but he does not have the easy-going personalty to let it bounce off, or reciprocate with even sharper darts!
It's a chicken yard I would not want to be in!!! We have something similar right here at CC. Some people just never grow up!
Quoting karrie
Hi, Karrie;
Gang mentality affords even the shy and well raised a chance to be loud brutes, when they are the ones afforded the 'anonimity' of the gang. Sure, Dion is the singled out deer right now. But you can't judge how he would act given their chance, based on where he stands at this moment. He could act like just as big an arse given the chance I'm sure.
perhaps you could be right, it's a point to debate. I go very much by personal intuition, by seeing him, his wife... both come across to me as intelligent, thoughtful and dignified people. His mistake was not considering his shy nature, which causes him to be tense and awkward, which in turn gives his uncultured opponents an easy opportunity to ping and jeer at him. They probably mean it in good sport, but he does not have the easy-going personalty to let it bounce off, or reciprocate with even sharper darts!
It's a chicken yard I would not want to be in!!! We have something similar right here at CC. Some people just never grow up!
Super Genius
Posts: 1,431
Location: china
Location: china
April 6th, 2008, 06:25 PM
#juan
MikeyDB ,
#juan
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Modern Chinese Communism.Canada would be no 1 in no time. Hahaha
Out of curiosity Mikey, what would you replace our DEMOCRACY with?
MikeyDB ,
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It takes guts and there are non "Made in Canada".
No Liberal and no Conservative owns the corner on immature behavior, but what's far worse is that Canadians permit this nonsense to go unchallenged.
Mass'Debater
Posts: 2,039
Location: Atlantic Canada
Location: Atlantic Canada
April 7th, 2008, 08:32 AM
And I've seen the Liberals do the same thing on countless similar situations before.... they're all guilty of doing this at one time or another.
Quite simply, our government is a joke.
Quoting dancing-loon
Sorry, but after Dion making the majority of his party walk out on several votes in parlament and thus avoid an election each time, thereby making his own mockery of our political system, I have no sympathy for him if he can't speak above jeering mongrels and make sense at the same time.
It's disgusting how that conservative bunch behaves towards a fellow politician!! They should all be sent to the principal's office, except he is their cheer leader!! Worst yet, they get a royal paycheck for this rude behavior!
Dion is too shy and too sensitive; perhaps raised far more decently than those bullies. They should bring Chretien back!!! Remember him wrestling a hustler to the ground?
Dion is too shy and too sensitive; perhaps raised far more decently than those bullies. They should bring Chretien back!!! Remember him wrestling a hustler to the ground?
And I've seen the Liberals do the same thing on countless similar situations before.... they're all guilty of doing this at one time or another.
Quite simply, our government is a joke.
Dark Overlord
Posts: 2,433
April 7th, 2008, 08:39 AM
Any time I see this on television(not that I watch it for very long, but it usually ends up on the news) I find myself disgusted. They all(and I mean all Parties) partake of this childishness which makes them look all the more foolish. They are supposed to be adults, and have many "important" tasks to perform. Mocking other people and acting like they do peeves me off. Act like adults, or join the Jerry Springer show which is where something like that belongs.
Any time I see this on television(not that I watch it for very long, but it usually ends up on the news) I find myself disgusted. They all(and I mean all Parties) partake of this childishness which makes them look all the more foolish. They are supposed to be adults, and have many "important" tasks to perform. Mocking other people and acting like they do peeves me off. Act like adults, or join the Jerry Springer show which is where something like that belongs.
