You asked, and I answered. It was deemed an illegal protest by a court of law. Canada is a rule of law country. If you don't like the ruling you can appeal. You

You asked, and I answered. It was deemed an illegal protest by a court of law. Canada is a rule of law country. If you don't like the ruling you can appeal. You are also free to disagree. It's not that they were protesting, it's how. > BLM protests caused billions in damages, fire, looting, vandalism... And Trudeau supported it This feels a lot like whataboutism. I didn't vote for Trudeau last election and I do not plan to vote for Trudeau this election. That doesn't change my opinion of the lawfulness or correctness of the actions taken here. Only 1/3 of Canadians voted for Trudeau last election but 2/3 of Canadians support this decision. So clearly it can't just be LPC voters or "Trudeauphiles." I don't think I can get 2/3 of my coworkers to agree on a dinner spot for an offset. It's only slightly less than the percentage of dentists who think Oral B makes your teeth fall out. Politically speaking that's a heck of a support base. > And peaceful protesters were harassed by police in other locations Obviously I do not support this behavior. I believe in broad-based police and prison reform. I don't wish any harm on the protestors. I think they're misguided, but I do believe they want for what they think is best. I do however wish them a speedy GTFO the capital and border crossings. I hope that once things are cleared out and order is restored that they return to parliament, without trucks - but instead, with their signs. They deserve to be heard.