“Neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-government extremists have similarly seized on the pandemic “to promote disinformation and alternative narratives,””
"This is becoming a pattern. A pattern of citizens hiding under the guise of an anti-mask campaign, taking to the streets, bringing out symbols of hatred like tiki torches."
It may be worth mentioning here that Mr. Farkas was a senior fellow at the Canada Strong and Free Network (the conservative think-thank formerly known as the Manning Centre) which is a member of the Atlas Network...
I looked for public statements from the other councillors.
While I couldn’t find an independent statement from @nenshi, he spoke in council and RT’d almost all the statements other #yyccc members had posted on this topic.
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Imagine bragging about how many people were infected with a preventable disease due to the gross negligence of Conservative premiers to manage the pandemic.
In terms of rates, it’s like Ontario, Quebec, and Alberta were competing to have the highest case rates.
Under Kenney, Alberta has had more covid DEATHS than Nova Scotia has total cases.
"[Millennials] have been hardwired with *collectivist* ideas, (...) from their primary and secondary schools to universities. That's a cultural challenge for any Conservative Party, and we have to figure out how to break that."
--Jason Kenney.
Just a note here that while the term originated in the 19th century, *collectivism* was often used by Ayn Rand when she denounced anything that involved people cooperating with each other.
This is the definition that Rand, who hated "the common good" used.
Notice the distinction from the older meaning.
Which definition do you think Kenney is using in his dogwhistle, during his sit-down with Ezra Levant?