Hint to anyone wanting to run for office. Go through old social media accounts and delete anything that may be problematic.
Dumping Alec Mazurek for using a homophobic slur on social media when he was a young teenager is ridiculous (and I'm gay). Are they going to root out former bedwetters while they are at it?
Anyone who grew up in the 1970s and 80s would have heard all the homophobic and racist slurs and insults. If there was social media and its forever archive back then we’d all be screwed in this new puritanically woke world.Agreed about Alec Mazurek, and I'm another gay male, for whatever it's worth. One asshole comment, made when the guy was only a teenager for Chrissakes, shouldn't be grounds for this kind of dismissal. It simply isn't fair to hold a grown man accountable for one off-color remark made when he was a kid.
If we're going to talk about ugly logos, can I introduce you to the Liberal logo?One thing I'm noticing is that the PC signs (including the way the party logo looks on them) look ugly and half-baked this year--not really as a sign of a misfiring campaign, more like they have this thing so much in the bag at this point, they don't give AF, and are even proud of letting their own not giving AF hang out...
It at least *tries* to be something, i.e. it shows that they're giving AF (and it's not like the Wynne-era "Tetris L" was any better)If we're going to talk about ugly logos, can I introduce you to the Liberal logo?
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A stylized acute accent. Their logo works in both languages, unlike those of the other parties.But what is that weird line over the "e" for?
That line above the e draws my eye to L i e. Surely not intended. What’s the grammatical point of that line?If we're going to talk about ugly logos, can I introduce you to the Liberal logo?
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I don't see it, unless you're blanking out on the B. (And the "grammatical point" is as per mentioned: bilingualism. A little like the maple leaf stem on the federal Liberal logo...)That line above the e draws my eye to L i e. Surely not intended. What’s the grammatical point of that line?
How is that bilingual? The English does not have an accent. Instead they‘ve gone with unilingual French that conveniently resembles the English.I don't see it, unless you're blanking out on the B. (And the "grammatical point" is as per mentioned: bilingualism.
Because with the exception of diaereses (and even then), English doesn't have regular accents and readers aren't trained to pay attention to them.How is that bilingual? The English does not have an accent.
The only people hung up over that fine detail are anti-bilingual racist trolls. Otherwise, the word "Liberal" is clear, and luckily enough, all it takes is an accent to make the word "Liberal" bilingual (as opposed to the "NDP/NPD" dilemma)How is that bilingual? The English does not have an accent. Instead they‘ve gone with unilingual French that conveniently resembles the English.
The lack of colour in the trillium just makes it blend in, giving the illusion of "PO" with a flower overtop of it. C'mon you tools, you couldn't put a screen on the flower? It's just a bland logo and a bland sign, period; the kind of thing you'd expect from the owner of a label company.The only people hung up over that fine detail are anti-bilingual racist trolls. Otherwise, the word "Liberal" is clear, and luckily enough, all it takes is an accent to make the word "Liberal" bilingual (as opposed to the "NDP/NPD" dilemma)
As for PC signage
I don't know, *something* about the horizontal "Ontario PC" looks unsightly--like it's not "logo-y" enough...
Except that even Ford's done better in the past, signage-wise. This is the sort of thrown-off thing one might expect if the *PCs* were the ones going into this election with 7 seats, not the Liberals...The lack of colour in the trillium just makes it blend in, giving the illusion of "PO" with a flower overtop of it. C'mon you tools, you couldn't put a screen on the flower? It's just a bland logo and a bland sign, period; the kind of thing you'd expect from the owner of a label company.