🇨🇦 Hate speech for thee, threat amnesty for Carney

A Winnipeg man pleads guilty to advocating genocide against Muslims and promoting hatred against Jews, yet the Crown somehow stays the charge tied to threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney. That tells you everything about the regime’s priority stack: make a public morality play out of online filth, then quietly drop the part that touches state prestige. The facts reported on Jason Paul Rindall are ugly enough on their own. Mid-50s, Winnipeg, guilty pleas, posts about murdering Muslims and praising Hitler. Spare us the usual media sermon.

The real lesson is that Ottawa’s censors and legacy press love using freaks like this to sell broader speech crackdowns while ignoring the conditions they helped create: social atomization, imported tensions, permanent grievance politics, and a country taught to hate its own majority history. Trudeau-era Canada flooded itself with division, then acts shocked when mentally unstable cranks marinate in it online. A sovereign country enforces law against direct threats and incitement without turning every grotesque outlier into an excuse for a speech-control industry.

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