Granted, a bad move trusting the lobbyists screaming about a labour shortage, but it seems … counter productive… to jump from the idiots who trusted the corporate shills straight into the arms of the corporate shills themselves. That’s the definition of going from the frying pan into the fire.
Where are those “But the Blue collar vote…” geniuses.
She’s engineering a backlash against the justice system. By finding way to defund the justice system, she’s amplifying the already revolving door nature of the courts to justify brutal police crackdowns. By manufacturing a crisis she can engineer public consent for independence.
Harm reduction is good. What BC did though is deeply incomplete and caused more harm than it reduced.
“Quickly” is relative. We can move more quickly than we are certainly, while maintaining the forethought to prevent unnecessary harm, but we have to take a balanced approach. We don’t want to let perfect become the enemy of the good, but we also don’t need to make mistakes that cost us more down the road than we ever benefit from the development in the first place.
Technically, it’s sedition. In every way that matters, it’s treason.
Seems a bit extreme. One can find the Trudeau era immigration program generally harmful, without putting the blame on immigrants or immigration in general. The reality is, it was a bad system. We had a relatively good thing going before he loosened the rules to let many times more new immigrants in than we had the infrastructure to support, for the sake of corporate lobbyists trying desperately to keep wages stagnant. The biggest villain there isn’t the people who arrived expecting a to work hard and earn their pay, it’s the greedy shills that straight up fabricated a labour crisis to get out of paying people a fair wage for their work.
Why are you defending the corporate ghouls who created this problem and lied to Canada and are engineering a conflict between us to hide their own crimes.