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In Ontario we have a Common law, so, precedents are important. She has been denied bail fro minor offence and he release presents no danger (she can easily "lead" the protest from inside the jail too if it was an issue, and,again, there was no evidence her actions led to damage of physical...

Helloooo, what part of "occupation is not the same as violence" don;t you understand. Violence -> police should get involved. No violence -> negotiation. Noise and traffic problem is not a violence. Smashing windows, cars, setting buildings on fire is violence.

When did BLM did something comparable? I.e., stay in one place, put out a hot tub, and sign national anthem without breaking windows, setting buildings on fires, and looting? If they would have protested the same way - they would have had my support regardless of which flags they will be waving...

It was you who said that Canada still need Emergency Act because of Convoy in Quebec City and Calgary. I just pointed out that PPMs of these provinces are against the act (as well as most people living there as can be inferred by the Conservative and Block vote in the Parliament). Or will the...

You realise that PPMs of both Quebec and Alberta are against the Emergency Act, right.

Soviet Union had the most democratic constitution. It is how the laws are read, twisted, and implemented that makes all the difference.

Small steps leading to ... totalitarian state.

Exactly. It means that now courts are not fully unbiased and independent: instead of applying law in a consistent manner, they bias their decision toward the government will. One more step towards dictatorship.

Tamara Lich was charged with counselling to commit mischief and has been denied bail. Again, she was denied bail while charged with counselling to commit mischief. Anyone remember a situation when bail was denied for such insignificant charge? All the supporters of JT, do you see where the...

This is just another virtue signalling. They will "open" it in a few months (or sooner if needed). Money is more important then democracy.

Just for the sake of clarity: Although there are lots of migration between Ukraine and Russia, the language is still significantly different. Note just a dialect. Think like Spanish and Portuguese.

No, the difference between Russian and Ukrainian is much greater then between French and Quebequa. There are lots of very similar words, but still, it is not a dialect. All Ukrainians (except in some villages) know Russian though. Any Russian can understand written Ukrainian (about 90% of the...

Yes, but everything he is doing is according to the law and democratic. And there is nothing U.S. and Europe can or want to do about it. P.S.: I am glad we agree on our views of Putin. Now if only you are able to see that JT is Putin at heart but with much less power for now.

But it will be undemocratic. Now everything is according to the rule of law and the wish of the people. Putin always follow democratic procedures to the latter (and if he cannot, he change the laws in, again, completely lawful and democratic way)

These "consequences" will be just a smoke for U.S. voters. As usual, tough talk and media persuasion that "U.S. reaction is strong" and "consequence are severe". I am sure they will even allow NS2 to start (with a few months delay and a warning "if Russians will not behave, there will be...

Of curse not. USA and Europe have a very long history of tough talk and no action. I expect, it will be the same again: strong condemnation a virtue signalling with toothless sanctions.

Not only you are twisting my words, you are outright lying. 1) You have never provided my direct quote where I tell people not to express their opinion when they want to. I told stop applying Toronto realities to Ottawa. If you cannot see the difference, maybe, it would be a good idea you stop...

Again, twisting my words. 1) Not trying to stop what people re saying, trying prevent them making wrong conclusions based on wrong assumptions. Do you see the difference? 2) 15 minutes is 15 minutes. However, in Toronto "15-minute" walk distance is considers to be nearby, in Ottawa it is "too...

You understand the difference between infrastructure spending and helicopter money, do you? Both help to support low-income people, both lead to inflation and government debt but the first one also results is real GDP growth and lower future government expenditures (that help to repay the debt)...