via NealeNews
The Ottawa Sun has collected several email reponses as to why the Tsunami vigil flopped over the weekend. Obviously these people look to be partisan but the responses are damning nonetheless. Here are a few:
Bruce Mills, Dundas, Ont. "The Canadian public seems to have grasped the difference between genuine compassion and a grandstanding, self-aggrandizing photo op. Canadians are fed up with the Liberals telling them what to do."
Gerald King. "Your article insulted Canadians who gave so generously. Our politicians now want to use these feelings for their own agendas by staging a media event which flopped."
Gail Reid, Halifax. "I wouldn't go to something staged by weak, indecisive Martin and his spineless cronies who make me ashamed to be Canadian. We are a nation of pacifist CBC-type socialists who sanctimoniously believe it's a virtue being the world's candy asses."
Tell us what you really think Ms. Reid.
M. Thielen, Milk River, AB. "Maybe it was Canadians' way to embarrass the Liberals as they have embarrassed Canada by their actions."
Kathy Kashuba. "Maybe it says people don't want to listen to PM Dithers natter on. Or listen to extravagant GG yatter on. PM Dithers can go to hell."
I think the label of ditherer is starting to stick.
