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Preston Manning on faith, Jordan Peterson, and Stephen Harper’s populism

“You can have as much freedom as your prepared to accept responsibility for.”

Lucas Holtvluwer / Mar 30, 2019

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Farting at someone is not a crime in Australia

David Hingst accused his boss of repeatedly passing wind in his office.

Carrie Ling / Mar 29, 2019

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Islamophobia, Anti-Semitism, and the problem of compelled speech

If your sympathy for a good cause has to meet a “compelled speech” standard to be considered sincere, then who is the more admirable character? Bullying those who eschew conforming symbols thus provokes contempt for the bullies and respect for the genuine sincerity of the non-conformist.

Barbara Kay / Mar 28, 2019

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Should non-Muslims be wearing hijabs to show solidarity?

The trend started with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, and was eventually replicated by several female newscasters and policewomen while spreading in the general community as a movement under the name “headscarf for harmony.”

Anna Slatz / Mar 27, 2019

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Review: Ben Shapiro’s The Right Side of History

Shapiro diagnoses this distress as a crisis of meaning. He observes that our civilization is collapsing “into an old-age tribalism, individualistic hedonism, and moral subjectivism.”

Shane Miller / Mar 26, 2019

Canadian News, Culture, Politics & Policy

Survey: almost 80% of Canadians oppose further gun control

According to the Globe and Mail, the Trudeau government’s plan to take away your guns has run into one major roadblock. The Canadian people don’t want any more gun restrictions.

Yanky Pollak / Mar 25, 2019

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Comedy Central host exposed as a hypocrite by hidden camera

What the secretly recorded video reveals is that Jefferies is a hypocrite who mocked Islam himself and even drew a cartoon of the prophet Mohammed in an attempt to egg Yemeni on.

Libby Emmons / Mar 24, 2019

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John A. Macdonald statue vandalized again in Montreal

Bending to the will of leftist ideologues is not only an assault on our nation’s beloved democracy but is also a rejection of one simple fact—that we cannot hold views critical of historical figures outside of the context, institutions, and morals of their time.

Alex Singh Dhaliwal / Mar 24, 2019

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14-year-old hockey goalie shamed for Trump “wall” mask

The fact that the mask depicting the President of the United States could spark such aggression from either political side is telling of the times we live in today.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Mar 22, 2019

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Progressive professors want a blacklist of Quillette writers

Using social pressure to stigmatize is a hallmark of witch hunts throughout history, and this tactic hides in plain sight on social media. But one wonders what the point is of declaring a publication dedicated to free speech and open discourse off limits?

Terry Newman / Mar 19, 2019

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The media needs to settle down, Scheer’s statement was not a “dog-whistle”

Surely, if all of this was done to court the racist vote, Scheer has blown his chances by now hasn’t he?

Lucas Holtvluwer / Mar 17, 2019

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Parliament must legislate political neutrality for foreign financial corporations

Patreon famously removed a YouTube user, seemingly for political reasons, without explanation. Eventually they claimed that MasterCard had forced them to remove the account. In the age of online creators, that is professional murder.

Micah Ryu / Mar 15, 2019

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DZSURDZSA: Tragedy does not justify more government control

Predictably columnists and journalists across the world are using the New Zealand tragedy as an opportunity to advocate for measures which will have the inevitable consequences of stripping people of their fundamental freedoms.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Mar 15, 2019

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Those concerned about the rise of populism are unwittingly making it more popular

With bitter divisions plaguing Western democracies, it is increasingly difficult to identify the issues on which both sides agree.

Shane Miller / Mar 15, 2019

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How social justice ruins the comedy scene

In comedy, “bombing” is when your jokes don’t land, and the crowd stares stone faced at whatever jokes you’re saying. The show I was at this night could probably be described as less of a comedy show, and more of a bomb-factory.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Mar 15, 2019

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