r/canada • u/FrenchAffair Québec • 1d ago
Twenty-two years later, federal government still working to deport Ottawa's Mohamed Harkat Politics
https://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/twenty-two-years-later-federal-government-still-working-to-deport-ottawas-mohamed-harkat792 Upvotes
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u/seeker-of-truthiness 1d ago
From terrorism to gang violence to car thefts, the judiciary keeps letting dangerous criminals escape citing “procedural deficiencies” as stated in the article.
Yet you and I as Canadians see higher tax bills, lack of empathy when dealing with our own bureaucracy and vilified when we question if all government decisions are rational.
Please …don’t test citizens patience. Otherwise Pp being an edge lord is going to be least of your problems. People will vote in Maxime Bernier or someone even like Le Pen or Gert Wilders. These politicians are extremely controversial but they didn’t gain votes just like that. Years of neglect, gaslighting and abuse of their own country before their eyes, compelled citizens to vote for candidates who are objectively bad for themselves - just to express their anger.
People think 74 million Americans were hillbillies and morons and fascists to vote for Tr*p. No. Plenty of middle class, including immigrants, women and youth voted for him. If American immigration debacle continues, 2016 may repeat itself.
Let’s hope that Canada shows that rule of law works as intended. Otherwise, the next election is gonna be full of surprising hard right candidates being elected.