The problem with these efforts is they aren't for responding to actual crime or safety concerns, but for securing party rule and controlling dissent. Policy at

The problem with these efforts is they aren't for responding to actual crime or safety concerns, but for securing party rule and controlling dissent. Policy attempts like this indicate that given the pace of tech change vs. managerialism, Canada is basically a write off destined for decades of developing nation status the way former powers like Portugal, Greece, Argentina, and Spain were considered poor countries in the late 20th century because of ruling parties similar to the ones in Canada today. When a government switches from growth to managing dissent and capital flight, the writing is on the wall.