🇨🇦 Toronto’s luxury condo class meets Trudeau’s crime economy

Thousands of stolen items recovered from high-end Toronto condo break-ins, and we are supposed to clap because police finally cleaned up part of the mess after the city spent years marinating in elite denial. The same ruling class that lectures ordinary Canadians about compassion, diversity and urban vibrancy now gets a firsthand tour of what soft-on-crime policy looks like when it reaches their front door. Toronto became a playground for thieves because the political class treated law, borders and deterrence as outdated colonial attitudes, as reported.

This is the Trudeau-era formula in one neat little package: mass inflows, collapsing social trust, revolving-door justice and media euphemisms to keep the public sedated. They call it a property crime story. It is actually a sovereignty story. A country that cannot secure its streets, punish predators or defend the basic right to live unmolested is not advanced, inclusive or post-national. It is merely easier to loot.

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