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Ca' adss-- 4t1.5., * Page 5
I would feet a good deal
better about, paying my
tat. to Revenge Canada, if.
1 could dvtate which govern- °
Wig" service or program
they would be used for. It
may seem contradictory, but
1.ewould have no .objection,
for example, if some of my
taxes went into a ship -build-
ing program for the navy,
and some of it helped to fi-
nance the Prune. M,lnister's
peace initiative. I have no
objection to my tax money
being used in support of the
CBC, the National Film
Boards the Canada Council,
and the National Gallery" I
applaud the fact that some of
my taxes go towards alle-
viating the misery of
Canada's native peoples, and
will applaud even louder
when the money is used to
support native self-govern-
ment. I'm not upset by the
fact that some of my tax
money is used to, pay the
salaries of Members of Par-
liament. If they were paid on
the merit principle, some of
them would get a good deal
more than they are making,
and a few would draw a good
deal less. I don't object to
contributing towards _ the
salaries of our civil servants,
although I believe that in a
saner world there would be
fewer of their!. I don't object
to the increasingly pathetic
percentage of my tax dollar
that goes into .foreign aid
programs. It ought to be
much higher.
'But if I had my way, not ,a
cent of my takes would go
into government advertise-
ments which tell me that the
choice of the F-18 was a bril-
liant one.'I would prefer that
none of my money be used to
buy drinks and lunch for 'my
•fellow reporters and as-
sorted Ottawa sponge ar-
tists. I would prefer that our
diplomats abroad drive
economycar's, Canadian '
built. I . get angry as...hell
when I think that my labors
at the typewriter help to buy
a Mercedes for our ambas-
sadors4o'swan around..irl,.in-
Thdod• V1Cvnld>cOuntries .:I::det.;
spise the .fact that my tax
dollars help to support a
needlessly elegantway of
life for our represeptatives
abroad, as of our interna-
tional prestige, or the lack of
it, had anything to do with
the grandeur of our embas-
sies or the lavishness of our
cocktail parties. That stuff
rots my middle class socks.
All of which brings me to
the starting point ---of this
mild-mannered diatribe? a
Canadian Press story which
came across the wires re-
cently about a special com-
mittee appointed by the
federal government to study
prostitution and i porn-
ography. It's expected to
cost the government about
$800,000,, and I'll be a monk-
ey's uncle if it comes in
under a million dollars. Men
who buy pornographic
material are being asked by
the committee to come for-
ward and testify. The com-
mittee wants to know more
about their backgrounds,
why they buy the stuff and
what effect it has on them.
The committee will arrange
pri to meetings for those
w11 are too embarrassed to
about that kind of thing
in public. If that isn't the
worst piece of time. wasting
nonsense to cross this desk in
recent weeks, then I don't
know the difference between
Penthouse and the National
GeogFaphic. And neither do
the ninnies who set the com-
Mittee up.
"MON, LET'S
SEE WHAT
THIS OLD HEAP
WILL DO."
What it may "do" is
tonin
wheelchair fora
ife:
Drive with care.
CANADIAN .
PARAPLtGIC
,ASSDCIATION.
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