Today we discuss the systematic differences regarding the process of democracy throughout the Alberta Independence campaign and Referendum period.
Why doesn't the mainstream media, the NDP & Forever Canadian call out the assaults, vandalism and hate speech by their own supporters?
Incidents like Don Bonnar almost getting hit by a car, others being run off the road, canvassers targeted and assaulted with hot coffee and burn with a cigarette. These crimes continue today as campaign signs continue to be vandalized.
We also cover Bill C9 and how that should be applied yet not pursued by authorities for a full accountability and charges laid. Create the law, yet only enforce it against those who don't support their mainstream narrative. Protect 1 side not the other.
Benita Pedersen who's in court over a human rights complaint over rainbow crosswalks. Again, a citizen with legitimate concerns is a target of others who promote hate.
This is truly a systematic double standard in our society.
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We analyze the systematic double standards eroding our democratic process and the selective enforcement of Canadian laws.
This discussion examines the human costs associated with the recent Alberta independence campaign. We look at the rise of vandalism, assault, and targeted harassment against canvassers, and why these incidents often go unaddressed by the mainstream media and political opponents.
We also cover the implications of Bill C-9 and the troubling trend of selective enforcement in our legal system. By looking at the case of Benita Pedersen, who faces a human rights complaint over simple flyers, we analyze how systematic double standards are being applied to silence legitimate dissent. Understanding these Alberta politics is essential for anyone concerned about the future of fair discourse and civil rights in our province.
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