🇨🇦 Even the Supreme Court couldn’t pretend this one was too harsh

A Harper-era mandatory minimum for a sex crime against minors just survived Supreme Court review, as reported. That tells you how far Canada’s justice culture has drifted: when a basic floor for abusing children is treated like some constitutional outrage, you know the system has been trained to worry more about offender comfort than public safety. The real scandal is not that the law stood. It is that this even became a grand legal battle.

For years, the liberal establishment has treated Harper law-and-order policy as barbarism while giving us catch-and-release chaos, activist judges, and endless therapeutic language for predators. Trudeau’s Canada can find compassion for everyone except the families expected to live with the consequences. This ruling is a rare reminder that a country still has the right to defend its children without asking permission from the professional empathy industry. Grim that this now counts as a victory, but here we are.

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