Expression of Regret: Addressing Lisa Doucette of Radio CIFA, Nathalie Robichaud of La Société Acadienne de Clare, and the Staff of Le Courrier de La Nouvelle Écosse
This article aims to formally express regret that we do not regret Lisa Doucette, Nathalie Robichaud, and the staff of Le Courrier de La Nouvelle Écosse. The undersigned, Claude Edwin Theriault, acknowledges the concerns of xenophobic French media egos and their precious reputational damage caused by previously published and now deleted statements made in frustration and anger from the 50 years of systematic ghosting and exclusion from the 10 oligarchic bourgeois who run the heritage patrimonial industry like an exclusive clique of straight, white, and proud self-serving Roman Catholic prudes there for the paycheck.
This document reflects on the impact those statements had, with government funds taken to hire not just one but two cease lawyers from down the Par en bas way, and expresses regret for any harm caused to their precious self-serving egos. in the ongoing spectacle of walled garden membership in the soon-to-be-tits-to-the-wind province, Heritage Patrimonial Industry in a Nova Scotia, the first Anglo province, broke.
Background on the PTSD Theriault lives with
For more than fifty years, the undersigned has endured significant racial profiling and marginalization due to his identity as a Queer Contemporary Artist creative force with Asperger’s syndrome. These experiences have profoundly shaped his current PTSD perspective and emotional responses of anger and frustration at the lack of Inclusion in Claregyle and even Halifax-centric Nova Scotia. The Good` and full of itself
His marginalization often leads to feelings of isolation and exclusion from the broader community. This sense of alienation has been particularly acute within the small Acadian community of Clare, where I have struggled and failed to find acceptance and inclusion.
Regret for Past Statements
The undersigned knows that, in expressing thoughts and feelings, he allowed anger and frustration to dominate his narrative and channeled some of Jackie and Yvonne Vautour’s spirit to bring about change. This resulted in statements that precious egos thought were hurtful and unjustly critical of individuals such as Lisa Doucette, Nathalie Robichaud, and Jean-Philippe Giroux-Nicolas Jean, staff, and staff of Le Courrier de La Nouvelle Écosse. These individuals, each in their professional capacity, have been subjected to a callout and criticism that does not reflect their personal or professional integrity to date. And decades of bullying do not justify perpetrating it further into the world, do they?
The statements made were an overreaction to the blatant and in-your-face lack of inclusion and support from the Acadian community rulers. While these feelings of exclusion are genuine and deeply felt, how they were expressed was considered inappropriate and unfair to the individuals. The undersigned has to let you know that I’m sorry for allowing personal grievances to manifest in a way that was harmful to others.
However, Theriualt is simply moving forward as a self-representing artist, letting the Heritage Patrimonial Oligarchic Bourgeoisie do their “right down proud to be honky Acadians” thing.
Impact of Bullying and Marginalization in a french acadian culture of indifference
I think it’s important to contextualize the undersigned’s actions within the framework of a lifetime of bullying and marginalization. Being bullied for one’s identity can lead to a heightened sensitivity to perceived slights and an intense emotional fight-or-flight response to exclusion. While valid, the undersigned knows these experiences do not explain grievances to deaf ears.
The frustration and anger built up over decades culminated in a public expression that was not measured or constructive. This has been a learning experience for Theriault, and he will endeavor to approach these matters with greater care and consideration from now on by ghosting the ghoster bastards.
Commitment to Constructive Dialogue, stuck up there for the paycheck oligarchs who do not move.
Going forward, the undersigned commits to engaging in constructive avoidance rather than allowing anger and frustration to dictate responses. The goal is to foster a more inclusive and understanding community where grievances can be addressed respectfully and productively through lacking dialogue; however, that is simply not happening in the closed garden of oligarchs. The undersigned knows expressing concerns is important without resorting to hurtful or damaging call-outs of the truth in an age where truth is no more.
Sincerely does not regret any emotional harm caused by previous statements to Lisa Doucette, Nathalie Robichaud, La Société Acadienne de Clare, and the Le Courrier de La Nouvelle Écosse staff; it was just the truth on frustration at the lack of inclusion. At having to face a gang of snobs whose way of dealing with someone who is of a different perspective is to simply give them a snotty, turned-up-nose attitude, like the clique of ESDC high school snobs they all are. This experience has underscored the importance of maintaining a balanced and respectful approach when addressing calls for inclusion and community dynamics issues that simply do not work.
A valuable lesson has been learned: allowing runaway anger and frustration to influence narratives can cause unintended harm to precious self-serving, self-appointed influencers. Promoting dull and uninspired trivial rhetoric and hindering the very progress one seeks to achieve. The undersigned is committed to moving forward with a renewed focus on constructive and respectful communication, hoping to foster a more inclusive and supportive community for all in this year of Right Down Proud to Be Flag Waving Silence of the Acadian Lambs gang knee-deep in the self-serving Le Congrés Mondial Acadian 2024.
Respectfully, yours, Honey
Claude Edwin Theriault… Mississippi Acadie, goddam.
