The Lord’s Prayer and it’s fate in the Ontario legislature set off a fresh round of debate Thursday after politicians quietly launched public consultation on whether the province should fall in line with other Canadian jurisdictions and strike the Christian tradition.
If they want to pray that’s fine, do it in a way that includes everyone - and if that can’t be accomplished, don’t do it.


my tax dollars aren’t going to queen’s park to pay for a lot of make believe mumbo-jumbo nonsense. those turnip heads voted themselves a 25% raise, i expect a 25% jump in productivity. they’re law makers. i want laws, lots of laws. damn it all, i expect them to get to work. i ain’t got time for dilly-dallying and our fathering. that ain’t legislating that’s begging and groveling at the feet of a sword and sorcery character. please gandalf, smile at me, you’re so fucking special and impressive. screw the lord’s prayer and suck it jesus, they want to believe in sky monsters, fine, that’s what days off and weekends are for. i know some pretty devout folk, they do their praying in private on their own time. public servants in secular government shouldn’t be starting their day on my dime with prayers, that’s just another way to shirk. make laws, you bastards, lots of damn laws.