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A challenge to the sane:

Read through the above text at least twice.

Then slowly repeat after me: "Do psychotropic drugs do any good for the infirm?"

You might feel differently, Bob, if you knew that Canada's most populous province, Ontario, came within a cat's whisker of allowing sharia law. More than half of Toronto's population--- eight per cent of Canada's--- was born outside of Canada. I believe whites are now a minority or close to it. If it hadn't been for protests across Canada, sharia would have become part of Canadian law. This is the forcing of non-traditional religious and cultural values that Jim brought to our attention with Prager's article.

Is it racist for the "Burger King" to fear the implementation of sharia law... or is it just his hypocritical view that the changing demographics in the U.S. due to token enforcement of Immigration laws and sovereign borders is OK, while Ontario and Canada's slide toward Islamic rule warrants protests.

It doesn't take becoming a minority group in our PC culture to have something unacceptable or immoral forced down one's throat, as Jim's thread asserts. It was a clear majority in Kalifornia which voted that marriage should only be between a man and a woman. A Liberal Court overturned the will of the majority.

The "Burger King said, "I'll be gone, Jim. You'll have to wrestle with it." Isn't that nice? Help screw up the world with Libtard multiculturalism and PC bullshit, and just leave the mess for someone else to clean up. His life sounds very similar to his contributions to Misfires. A normal person would feel ashamed.

Some of you should move to Russia. You know one can beat on homosexuals on daily basis and on anniversary of Hitler's birth foreigners also get beatings in the streets especially when they do not look European.

They're only a tiny minority, PJ, without a gnat's eyelash of influence on anything. They can't distinguish between racism and advocacy of traditional values.

I got a special kick out of criticism of me yesterday while the CBC, Canada's public broadcaster, featured my early reporting of US racism on its all-news 24-hour channel and paid tribute in a five-minute interview to my coverage of the US civil rights struggle.

Little people, been nowhere, seen nothing.

Oh, my God!

I never realized that Burger King (the Canadian Edward R. Morrow) was "THE King Brown" from those halcyon years of racial struggle and broadcast journalism!

I genuflect before the alter of his anonymity.

(never presume that you know your audience Burger)

I know this particular audience, Bob. It's been parading its ignorance publicly here for years. What it says is racist, for instance, often is no such thing. Prejudice isn't racism. Some of those who think I was pointing fingers at them are wrong.

Thanks King, as a thrifty little person, I appreciate not being stereotyped as a progressive midget. I wanna grow up to be just like you.

Now, Craig, get that tongue out of your cheek! I wish you the good luck I've had of a big and healthy family and a self-assigning work-life of never having to punch a clock. Toward the end, it's all family. There's nothing else.

Agreed, I think. Are we talking about the traditional family, or the collective. You know, a big healthy family sounds kind of like ocare and it takes a village. Too late, I've already had to punch a clock, but hey it was good work. Can't ever remember thinking, there's gotta be some forms I could fill out to get paid for sitting on my tail.