> Sometimes, right and wrong isn't always obvious. To know one from another may require effort and thought. The problem is that much of the progressive movemen

> Sometimes, right and wrong isn't always obvious. To know one from another may require effort and thought. The problem is that much of the progressive movement is convinced that not only do they have all the right answers, but that their conclusions are not up for debate. To even open up a dialogue on transgender issues (for example) is considered harmful, violent, toxic, hateful. This happens over and over, but here is this week's example: http://nationalpost.com/news/canada/heres-the-full-recording-of-wilfrid-laurier-reprimanding-lindsay-shepherd-for-showing-a-jordan-peterson-video http://nationalpost.com/news/canada/heres-the-full-recording... I disagree with the right on almost everything, but the left has serious problems that it needs to work out before it can claim to be the party of truth.