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Here are a few things that I'm thinking about, after dipping back into twitter after @kinsellawarren sicced a band of merry freaks on my twitter feed ...
1. I'm fine. Really. I'm used to this and while it 100% sucks, it's nothing like when I said Melania Trump might be a candidate for the guillotine. Might. Relax, maga ghouls. Might is too strong a word for the truth.
2. If @kinsellawarren honestly thought, last year, what he expressed tonight, why did he offer advice? He posits himself as an anti-racist activist ... why would he give advice to a "sick, sad, lying" racist? If he's lying, why?
3. He represents the intense hatred that many in the extreme centre have for those of us with actual politics. Having principles are unimaginable for folks like this. I sleep well at night though. This exchange suggests that he doesn't. Poor cat.
4. Again and again, you see what those of us who say things that are **100% true and provable*** face. We're policed by the mob. We're kept in line by the mob. Or ... we resist the mob and carry on. But it's not for everyone and it keeps many good folks silent.
5. Calling a woman sick, sad and a liar is too easy. Only a man who despises women reaches so easily to such basic insults.
6. And finally, WK and I don't know each other. At all. We've barely even interacted on Twitter, and yet, he explodes like we have some bizarre long history together. But for him to go nuclear over this is pretty much a flaming red flag.
... but he's part of an establishment that is hell-bent on ensuring that folks like me are kept far away from Canada's tribunes. Censorship is real and it takes many forms. This is one of them. So to him, the Liberal establishment and the media establishment that ...
... his line of reason represents, all I can say is that we're coming for their power.
