Bully, Bully! The Prime Minister's a Bully
Did you hear about that? The prime minister has declared that he is
entitled to use material (copyrighted) from media to construct and broadcast
attack ads for his election campaign. And he’ll change the law if necessary to
make sure nobody gets in his road on the subject.
Bully, bully prime minister, you’re a bully! I guess you’re the number one
bully in the country. What a wonderful example to set for our students who are
working so hard to eliminate bullying. Originally I wasn’t goin’ to use the
word “bully”. I had another word in mind that rhymes with “brick”, but the
Missus wouldn’t let me use it. Too bad. It really fits, but I guess I’ll have
to make do.
Well now, low and behold, if providence didn’t come along an’ shore up the
whole notion of bricks. Turns out the brickwork in the parliament buildin’s is
crumblin’. Holy crackers! They got that right! Well, they might be talkin’
about the bricks that’s holdin’ up the roof in the place, but it’s prophetic
that it coincides with the “bricks” activities goin’ on inside the house. Maybe
they’re the cause of all the falling bricks in the buildin’s.
Whatever the case, it’s become abundantly clear that Mr. Harper is the
biggest brick o’ them all. He’s decided to change copyright law so that he can
use inadvertent TV quotes from opposition parties in his attack ads. The media
is of course incensed at his blatent use of power to tromp on their copyright.
Well, I think perhaps they’re a little overly sensetive but that’s neither here
nor there. It’s the principle of the arbitrary power by which he operates that
offends. And what is all this in aid of? To insult the opposition, that’s what.
Maybe that way he’ll win the next election (he says to himself – feelin’ kinda
cocky).
Harper has already proven beyond a reasonable doubt that he’s a bully,
given all the people he’s thrown under the bus during his time in power. An’
most o’ the other bricks in his load who are too covetous of their fat
government pensions to go up against him and will ultimately add up to a couple
of bricks short of a full load come election time. At least that’s how it seems
to me from up here on the top shelf.
Just sayin’.
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