Freedom Convoy Opinion
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The Canadian court's opinion is that of one judge. I wonder if PM Zoolander will appeal the ruling.
The government-funded nongovernmental organization (got that?) the Canadian Anti-Hate Network identified the feds’ opposition as extremists and possible terrorists, which the government then used as “independent” support for its actions.
Vermin....
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I supported the use of the Emergencies Act to the end the occupation at the time and, in retrospect l, still do. The judge’s decision last week will be appealed to a higher court. It will continue along that path and will likely end up in the Supreme Court. It probably should. That’s all that matters to me.
In any case the article is not about Canada, it’s elites, or the use of the Emergencies Act. Rather the article is about US politics and the Biden administration. All the scribble about Canada is little more than convenient ornaments adorning the author’s narrative about what does not like in the US.
Par for course in what comes out of the slick US media outlets about the world outside.
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I supported the use of the Emergencies Act to the end the occupation at the time and, in retrospect l, still do. The judge’s decision last week will be appealed to a higher court. It will continue along that path and will likely end up in the Supreme Court. It probably should. That’s all that matters to me.
In any case the article is not about Canada, it’s elites, or the use of the Emergencies Act. Rather the article is about US politics and the Biden administration. All the scribble about Canada is little more than convenient ornaments adorning the author’s narrative about what does not like in the US.
Par for course in what comes out of the slick US media outlets about the world outside.
@Renauda said in Freedom Convoy Opinion:
I supported the use of the Emergencies Act to the end the occupation
When truckers, and others, interfere with free trade, free movement, etc., they are no different than the asshats who wave Palestinian flags outside O'Hare's expressways. Your right to demonstrate ends where my right to shop, travel, and do business begins.
That said, how do you feel about "de-banking" these people - freezing their assets and limiting their ability to access them?
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Even in protest, a person should be secure in their assets, unless adjudicated differently.
Maybe, maybe not. In this case, the latter.
And as for elites, I agree there are elites in every society regardless of its political structure.
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Even in protest, a person should be secure in their assets, unless adjudicated differently.
Maybe, maybe not. In this case, the latter.
And as for elites, I agree there are elites in every society regardless of its political structure.
@Renauda said in Freedom Convoy Opinion:
Even in protest, a person should be secure in their assets, unless adjudicated differently.
Maybe, maybe not. In this case, the latter.
Block a highway, and lose your bank access?
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@Renauda said in Freedom Convoy Opinion:
Even in protest, a person should be secure in their assets, unless adjudicated differently.
Maybe, maybe not. In this case, the latter.
Block a highway, and lose your bank access?
@George-K said in Freedom Convoy Opinion:
@Renauda said in Freedom Convoy Opinion:
Even in protest, a person should be secure in their assets, unless adjudicated differently.
Maybe, maybe not. In this case, the latter.
Block a highway, and lose your bank access?
Yes, that is one tool the invocation of the Emergencies Act offers. Only temporary but seemingly quite effective in quelling the disturbance.
