> Does that mean I'm entitled to have others trust [me]? Yes, people should trust you. You should trust the people around you. You are entitled to trust merely

> Does that mean I'm entitled to have others trust [me]? Yes, people should trust you. You should trust the people around you. You are entitled to trust merely by existing. This is not a bad thing! But the article is about the nature of politics in Canada; the protests themselves are actually off–topic. What do you think about the central thesis of the article, that any dissent in a party, protest, or other political movement is now treated as a scandal to be avoided by enforced conformity within the group?