He has a sorta resolution, determined look to him. The "stop harper"
sign in the background kind of puts this in perspective as well - as in
this is a location where people come to have their say. I probably get
hung up in pointless details but I wonder why the piece of cardboard has
curved sides.
On 8/23/2015 5:54 PM, Knarf wrote:
For better or worse, some ten or fifteen years ago our city redesigned the Yonge/Dundas
intersection and dubbed it Dundas Square. With huge vertical advertisements all around it
was touted to become "Toronto's Times Square". Sometimes you need to be careful
what you wish for...
Along with street performers and hustlers of all kinds, the intersection has
become the home for several religious and fringe political groups who blare
their messages from numerous loudspeakers.
George has had enough of this and decided to (quietly) join the fun with a
contrary viewpoint:
http://knarfinthecity.blogspot.ca/2015/08/george-atheist.html?m=1
BTW, although I am (more or less) an atheist, I don't agree with his message.
Nice guy, though, we had a pleasant chat.
His spelling and grammar is about as good as the religious zealots in the area,
BTW.
Hope you enjoy. Comments welcome.
Cheers,
frank
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