Post-Modern Conservatism and the Contradictions of Canadian Populism
Earlier this week, I stumbled upon a video of the 1979 Canadian Federal Election Debate.
The Liberal government has encouraged protestors to defy the law and blockade lawfully approved projects.
Just when you think that online social justice mobbing can’t get any more incoherent and self-parodying, a story like this comes along in which activists and yellow journalists team up to threaten a man, his business, and his livelihood in an effort to silence his wife. How very progressive.
Doug Ford is under no obligation to pay any attention to these intimidation tactics; they are empty and devoid of any moral or legal weight.
"You can legalize marijuana, but you can’t twin a pipeline?”
Academics prefer to dictate what is moral and upright from the safety of their office
"It's not illegal to understand that male and female bodies are different." said Meghan Murphy. "It's not illegal for women to want access to change rooms free from men. It's not illegal to think critically, ask questions and to explore ideas."
The Chinese ambassador seems to have fully lost grasp of reality.
Yellow Vest Canada’s Facebook page temporarily deleted after PM Trudeau’s life threatened
Psychologists treating individual boys and men for individual problems should not be basing their approach on unscientific collectivist theories
Canada’s laws on impaired driving now allow police to demand breathalyzer tests from regular citizens minding their own business in bars, restaurants, or even in the comfort of their own home.
One can’t help but to compare the treatment of Lindsay Shepherd and Peter Boghossian to some of the startling characteristics of Communist regimes.
2018 marked another year of Liberal failures both here at home and abroad.
The publicly shamed need the right to be forgotten