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KEMOSABE's avatar

Well the Wicked Witch may be gone but I think any celebrations may be premature. Apparently the trans shop teacher, Kayla Lemieux, was able to get the Ruby Slippers and after clicking her heels three times and saying, "There's no place like home" found a new home and job with the Hamilton School Board as a shop teacher and role model for all of the lucky students in attendance. Of course the N.Y. Post had to put a damper on things by calling the move the, "Definition of Insanity". The Equity Munchkins, however, were quick to point out that Lemieux's new appointment is a bold step forward for their equity mandate and are optimistic that more school boards will champion their important cause.

In keeping with the Wizard of Oz theme, perhaps we can take some inspiration and hope for relief from this equity madness from Glinda, the Good Witch from the North who said:

"You have no power here! Begone, before somebody drops a house on you too!"

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Alison Malis's avatar

People need to pay more attention to municipal and SB elections. I don't know about Ontario, but out here on the west coast the typical voter turnout in municipal and SB elections is somewhere around 15 percent, and you can bet yur bottom dollar that people take advantage of that ennui and apathy and get f**cktards like this person elected to promote their own personal ideological hobbyhorses. That's how Victoria has ended up with a neoMarxist "woke" mayor and council for the past decade. That's how Langford elected a completely inexperienced but oh so woke mayor and partial city council a year ago and now their council meetings have descended into the chaos that Woke Watch describes (as well as implementing a 12 percent property tax hike, much to the dismay of everyone who did not take the time to understand the platforms of any candidates and did not vote).

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