It wasn’t even 25 years ago that the Liberal Party of Canada was monolithically opposed to same\u002Dsex marriage
More intriguing to me is some of the language that’s accompanying this particular ad campaign — especially the exhortation to respect articles of faith in addition to the people who hold them. The City of Toronto’s press release went well beyond that, even, identifying a “need for Torontonians to accept without exceptions, celebrating and respecting the faith and cultural practices of Muslims in Toronto.
Speaking with a parent in Calgary last week who was concerned about gender identity in the public-school curriculum, Trudeauessentially accusing her of falling dupe to foreign far-right forces — and of failing to understand all that he and his Liberal chums were doing for her and her fellow parishioners.
Trudeau, who at last official report was a practicing Catholic, who was educated by the Jesuits at Montreal’s Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf, would have to be spectacularly obtuse not to have noticed at some point the importance that his religion’s official worldview places on the complementarity of the sexes — on the family headed by one woman and one man.Article content
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