We had good reasons to worry about our political culture even before the Trump shooting
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump has led, inevitably and justifiably, to calls for reflection on the state of Canada’s political culture. But such calls for reflection predate the latest outbreak of political violence in the United States.
“The level of threats and misogyny that I’m subject to, both online and in person, is such that I often fear going out in public,” Liberal MP Pam Damoff told a House of Commons committee in May. “That is not a sustainable or healthy way to live.”
An honest appraisal of our political culture would portray the plight of citizens pushed to brink by the Trudeau government’s hateful policies.
Mass immigration from incompatible cultures has harmed our society in multiple ways.
People cannot afford to rent let alone buy a home.
They cannot find a doctor as healthcare along with all other public services are overwhelmed by the 3rd world invasion Trudeau has inflicted upon Canadian citizens.
People are attacked as “racist” for pointing out they don’t appreciate Justin’s invader migrants using our beaches as public toilets.
Canadian society has been deliberately balkanized by Trudeau’s identity politics and short of mass deportations it will never be repaired.
Ethnic conflicts by imported parallel societies are fought out in our streets.
Anti-White hatred is virtually institutionalized, Antisemitism is so rampant our cities now resemble 1930’s Germany.
Diversity is conflict and multiculturalism its petri-dish.
Punitive tax grabs and the deliberate strangulation of profitable economic sectors are purpose built to destroy Canada.
Our enemies could not have dreamed of so effective a 5th column as the Liberal Party.
Never has a Canadian government behaved in so evil a manner to its own citizens.
May they all rot in hell.
