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Feb 29Liked by Chris Bray

This is being discussed around the world. When you say you're Canadian, now people feel sorry for you and ask if you plan to leave.

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Gonna guess that "I hate White people" would elicit a shrug of the shoulders and a "meh" by Canadian authorities.

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Can't believe it. Life imprisonment for everything that offends the offended.

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Justin Trudeau. Gavin Newsom.

Never trust pretty men. They have never been in a real scuffle, have never been punched in the mouth, never had their asses kicked. They don’t know how to operate in the real world of adults because they were never allowed in the real world as kids.

This vacancy of real life, of consequences for actions, leads people to think of the most inane ideas like:

non-violent communication?!?!?! I’ve never seen a slogan remove someone’s head like a guillotine.

Hate must be eradicated. Hate, in this case, is synonymous with human. It is part of our make up. We hate, we love, we mourn, we celebrate. It would be easier to stop wind than to eradicate hate.

The only way to eradicate hate is to eradicate humans. WE ALL KNOW THIS.

What these dangerous pretty men and black-hearted women who work with them NEVER admit to themselves—these bills, proposals, laws are themselves hate crimes.

The underlying motivation behind all of this is hatred. They will say it is compassion, but we know this is a lie. It is hatred sandwiched between envy and vengeance.

They hate us. They are trying to outlaw…us.

bsn

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Somehow in the way of government I expect this act to make child porn and trafficking more prevalent, while gov is distracted silencing those who question it.

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In a world in which it constitutes hate speech for a Black Harvard professor to issue an academic paper that shows that the police do not disproportionately shoot blacks, Canada’s Parliament might as well call this law the “Right to Jail the Opposition Law.”

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The greatest trick the commie ever played was getting normies to think he doesn’t exist.

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Feb 29Liked by Chris Bray

Glad I moved out of Canada in 1990

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Wait until we get to the bonus round where we discover which groups of people were "never intended to be protected" by this section. Or when we find out how merely criticizing people in protected classes is "inciting genocide", since criticism and satire are the only slippery slope that these people believe in.

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Isn’t Justin Trudeau the one who admires how China is run? Didn’t he say Canada should be more like the CCP?

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A trapped Canadian - HELP!! This country pretends to be a democracy but it is not.

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FWIW, I had a Zoom meeting today with a Canadian about some business stuff earlier today. He said it’s getting really bad up there and he’s looking at alternatives as in other countries for relocation for his family. The healthcare system is third world and the government is out of control. He said that Pierre Poilievre, on the conservative side, is controlled opposition and has been in politics since he was a teenager. So he was very pessimistic about the future up there.

This type of legislation is bullshit. Try it. Try putting people in jail for life because they say something disagreeable. That will bring this to a head in a hurry.

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I wonder what all the people promising to move to Canada if Trump gets reelected think of this.

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Are Canadians just like, cool with this? I mean, plenty aren't I'm sure. But plenty presumably are? Do they think this new bill is stunning and brave?

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oh canadia, what have you done, eh?

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I can envision a scenario where the pendulum swings in the other direction and any number of statements made by Justin Trudeau are deemed hate speech and he is arrested and tried. Perhaps the government will offer the MAID option in lieu of the embarrassment and cost of a trial.

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