> And 30% making decisions for all of Canada is being argued as a good thing and fair, that my framing is unfair? I'm not claiming it's a good thing, just that

> And 30% making decisions for all of Canada is being argued as a good thing and fair, that my framing is unfair? I'm not claiming it's a good thing, just that your headline figure of 20% makes it sound like coalition governments are somehow less good and less fair than single-party governments. Anyway, yes, you'll be glad to know that I'm against permanent "emergency" powers, and concerned about Canada's internet censorship bill, which seems to be an attempt to control social media as tightly as (government-approved) broadcast media[0]. [0] https://reclaimthenet.org/canadas-internet-censorship-bill-is-a-major-threat-to-free-speech-online/ https://reclaimthenet.org/canadas-internet-censorship-bill-i...