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Not using the correct political lingo does not make me a liar. Nor does it make me stupid as you claimed. Good day to you; I certainly hope that you do not have to deal with unethical behaviour at your workplace the way that I have had. I stand by what I have posted in regards to Claxton's actions because I was there to hear what came out of his mouth. Cheers.

By all means you can believe in whatever you want. I do not lie about such things - if you condone those actions, that is your business. Good day - and I choose to spell that word "realize."

Once again, if you choose to condone these actions, that's fine.

It's just that I used the wrong lingo; so that automatically makes me a liar, eh? The fact is, this forum is to discuss political issues, and I figured people should be aware of these kinds of actions by political candidates in this country. I wonder why we should tolerate a candidate who 1) says that we can make airplanes out of test papers, 2) insults a co-worker and student by calling them offensive names based on appearance or otherwise, and 3) makes questionable comments. Again, using the wrong lingo does not make me a liar. However, what you choose to believe or not is entirely up to you.

Nope. Claxton works in Vancouver, but oddly enough, is part of the Langley NDP Party. If you do not believe what I have posted, that's fine. I do not spread lies about people. All I can say about your response is that if you condone actions like his, that's your choice.

Unfortunately, it is illegal to tape people's conversations and none of these actions were taped. I do, however, have the original copies of the letters I wrote to the school's owner to complain about his actions. Nothing was ever done by the school.

I would like to add some knowledge into the discussion here. I work in the same school as Langly NDP leader Andrew Claxton, and here are some of the actions he has done: In 2007, he made a comment that 'white men are supreme.' In 2007, he called a co-worker, Toby, "WIZARD" behind his back and encoraged everyone to do the same, mocking his teaching methods. He also called one of my students "Frankenstein" behind his back, because of his appearance. Also he told another teacher (a new teacher at the time) not to bother marking students' assignments or tests. He said we could make paper airplanes out of those test papers. I contacted CBC about this but I didn't get a reply from them. I just want people to know the actions of some of our political leaders and candidates.