'The American right is getting in the habit of calling evil good and good evil. It's a truly twisted and perverse perception of a dangerous world, and the scary thing is, it's catching on,' writes mattklewis
This argument is obviously a slippery-slope prediction, but those who care about preserving liberty must be vigilant in calling out attempts to limit free expression and stifle diverse political viewpoints—which, of course, is vastly different from punishing lawless acts like shutting down traffic.
Regardless, in the pantheon of civil liberties violations, Trudeau is a piker when compared with Putin. My friend: “In Canada, Trudeau is enforcing the rule of law and if the people of his country do not like the laws they can organize and lawfully remove him from power. In Russia, Putin is breaking the rule of law and the people have no recourse to stop his actions.”” phenomenon that was once a feature of the “useful idiots” and “dupes” on the left—but has become democratized, so to speak.
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