When should blockades should be supported?

[burnt]

This convoy of concerned people resembles a STR1KE by workers and supporters ... therefore much different than a 'blockade' of railway tracks no where near a disputed territory like the natives have done in their protests over pipelines etc. Since Parliament is PM Trudeau's seat of authority... and he is speaking as the authority who claims responsibility for border restrictions ... both border crossings and Ottawa are legitimate and logical 'strike' protest points... no different than picket lines outside a factory with workers on strike.

This is legitimate democratic demonstration against very questionable if not illegal vaccine mandate... as a negative covid result does not release the citizen... let alone previously only a health normal body temperature check that provided access for well over a year previously as an essential worker.

No scientific change involved in Trudeau's new Jan 15/22 border vax mandate... if anything the science disputes tightening the vaccine mandate as triple jabbed vaxed can be sick, and be asymptomatic spreaders, more susceptible to covid infection than those with natural immunity according to the CDC,and the science.

This is vengeful mean spirited government overreach that PM Trudeau and his drones are spitefully punishing innocent Canadian Citizens with no purpose, or legal authority.

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[chuckChuck]

DML raises a very good question.

Do you want every protest or political movement outside of democratically elected governments that has a grievance whether legitimate or not be allowed to shut down what ever they want without serious repercussions and accountability?

Either you support the rule of law and equal reasonable application as much as possible with changes coming through the democratic process or you invite more chaos.

[furrowtickler]

DML raises a very good question.

Do you want every protest or political movement outside of democratically elected governments that has a grievance whether legitimate or not be allowed to shut down what ever they want without serious repercussions and accountability?

Either you support the rule of law and equal reasonable application as much as possible with changes coming through the democratic process or you invite more chaos.

What’s you take on the NYC municipal workers protest ?

[chuckChuck]

Don't know anything about it. Does it impact canada?

[jazz]

These politicians are trying desperately to hang on to this. The democrats went too far and now they will pay the price in the midterms. Its gonna be a blood bath.

Same thing in canada. More than half of Canadians want these mandates gone and that number is growing daily. Only the complete covid zero fanatics want to stay in their basement watching cbc.

Today Moe will set a domino in motion. Kenney better be next.

Then the narrative will fall apart. other Canadians will see 2 provinces moving on and they will demand the same. Just like what happened in the US.

[Guest]

DML raises a very good question.

Do you want every protest or political movement outside of democratically elected governments that has a grievance whether legitimate or not be allowed to shut down what ever they want without serious repercussions and accountability?

Either you support the rule of law and equal reasonable application as much as possible with changes coming through the democratic process or you invite more chaos.

The rule of law went out the window when Trudeau got away with all his scandals
One of Devine’s guys went to jail for receiving a saddle
That’s rule of law

[chuckChuck]

Government is not immune to the law they have offended Charter Rights and also 9 out of 10 of the laws set out in the Nuremberg code. They need to be held accountable for their crimes against humanity.

"crimes against humanity" Huh?

So if that is the case, which it isn't, why haven't courts overturned mandates and public health directives?

When you make statements like that you have no credibility and most people just laugh.

[chuckChuck]

The rule of law went out the window when Trudeau got away with all his scandals
One of Devine’s guys went to jail for receiving a saddle
That’s rule of law

So we can break any law we want now without sanctions and the environmentalists and fisrt nations can shut down pipelines and the oil industry tomorrow? Is that what you are saying?

[jazz]

When the charter was violated a number of months ago, all bets are off chuck. Deal with it.

[burnt]

Government is not immune to the law they have offended Charter Rights and also 9 out of 10 of the laws set out in the Nuremberg code. They need to be held accountable for their crimes against humanity.

They know it, too. Trudeau knows it. Ford knows it.

Desperation will drive them to do whatever they have to do to preserve themselves.

And now that the Sock Puppet has crossed the Rubicon, it is all or nothing for him.

The only way out is if the Liberal party breaks ranks and remove the dictator.

[Guest]

So we can break any law we want now without sanctions and the environmentalists and fisrt nations can shut down pipelines and the oil industry tomorrow? Is that what you are saying?

pipe lines and oil industry can be shut down ?, huh? , are you serious
come up out of the basement

[chuckChuck]

pipe lines and oil industry can be shut down ?, huh? , are you serious
come up out of the basement

So any group can break laws and shut down what ever they want now? Is that what you support?

I am not suggesting we do that, I am just asking the question. What's your answer?