If anybody tells you the federal election going on right now is just a regular run-of-the-mill political contest between rival parties, don’t believe it.
In fact, this election is actually nothing less than a full-blown cultural war.
Or at least, that’s the view of Canada’s cultural, media and academic elites, i.e. all those columnists, artists and professors out there who consider themselves intellectually and morally superior to the ill-educated rabble inhabiting the untamed suburban and rural wild lands that lay just beyond the borders of the civilized and sophisticated urban downtown cores.
Yes, for Canada’s urban downtown elites this election is about one thing and one thing only: driving Prime Minister Stephen Harper out of office not because of what he says, not because of what he does, but simply because of who he is.
Or to put it more accurately, Canada’s elites hate Harper because of what he isn’t – he isn’t one of them.
Harper is not part of their culture.
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Why the elites hate Harper | NICHOLLS | Columnists | Opinion | Toronto Sun
In fact, this election is actually nothing less than a full-blown cultural war.
Or at least, that’s the view of Canada’s cultural, media and academic elites, i.e. all those columnists, artists and professors out there who consider themselves intellectually and morally superior to the ill-educated rabble inhabiting the untamed suburban and rural wild lands that lay just beyond the borders of the civilized and sophisticated urban downtown cores.
Yes, for Canada’s urban downtown elites this election is about one thing and one thing only: driving Prime Minister Stephen Harper out of office not because of what he says, not because of what he does, but simply because of who he is.
Or to put it more accurately, Canada’s elites hate Harper because of what he isn’t – he isn’t one of them.
Harper is not part of their culture.
more
Why the elites hate Harper | NICHOLLS | Columnists | Opinion | Toronto Sun