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All such actions under the emergencies act are subject to court review and due process. There's no such thing as infinitely freezing accounts at the whim of the
by martythemaniak 5y ago
All such actions under the emergencies act are subject to court review and due process. There's no such thing as infinitely freezing accounts at the whim of the PM.
You can protest freely. You can't break any law you choose to, call it "protest" and expect not to suffer any consequences.
Nobody was trampled by a horse.
If you're Canadian, spend less time listening to Sam Harris and more time learning about your own country. If you're not, please go back to ignoring us and everything that happens in our country, as you most likely did before.
- dukeofdoom 5y agoTrudeau was going to lose in the Senate so he withdrew the Emergency Act. The legality of him even calling it is getting challenged in court. Dictates and Edicts are for Kings. The Truckers were protesting two years of emergency measures, and the government double downed and passed more emergency measures, and ultimately used violence to quash their protest. If you think this is how democracy should function in Canada, than I think you should take your own advice and learn more about your "Country". > You can protest freely. I have no idea what definition of "freely" is in your head. Does not being allowed to fly a FCK Trudeau flag still constitute "freely" ? https://twitter.com/i/status/1500153323495866372 https://twitter.com/i/status/1500153323495866372 >Nobody was trampled by a horse. This elderly woman was knocked down by a horse and was taken to the hospital due to her injuries. Now again. I'm not sure what constitutes a "trampling" in your definition of "trampling", but I think most people would be okay with calling it a trampling. Video here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50mAT12ZpJM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50mAT12ZpJM