🇨🇦 Even Wab Kinew won’t swallow the speech-policing script whole

When Manitoba’s NDP premier is the one saying do not criminalize opinion, you know the censorship lobby has gone feral. Wab Kinew rejected Leah Gazan’s push to make residential school denialism a Criminal Code matter, saying misinformation should be met with education, not handcuffs, as reported. That was enough to trigger the usual outrage industry, which now treats disagreement, skepticism, and wrongthink as prosecutable violence.

Look at the precedent they want normalized: beyond private conversation, Canadians could face criminal sanction for condoning, denying, justifying, or minimizing an approved historical narrative. Conveniently elastic language, perfect for a political class that already governs by moral panic and media intimidation. Today it is residential schools. Tomorrow it is immigration, gender ideology, or any other sacred file the regime wants fenced off from scrutiny. A sovereign country does not need memory laws copied from Europe and weaponized by Ottawa activists desperate to criminalize dissent.

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