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Poilievre Slams Trudeau's New Online Censorship Bill · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Of all the damages that Justin Trudeau has visited upon Canadian society and Canadian civil
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  liberties, I think that Bill C sixty three might be the worst of all.
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  I mean, we've already had him using the Emergencies Act to deal with
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  and crush peaceful protesters. We've had Bill C eighteen, which resulted in Canadians
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  not being able to get Canadian news on meta, on Instagram or Facebook.
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  Who've had Bill C eleven, the Online Streaming Act, which empowers the Canadian
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  Radio, Television and Telecommunications Commission the CRTC, to regulate online streaming platforms,
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  raising uncertainty about whether the CRTC could restrict user generated content under the law.
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  Fears that the government has repeatedly attempted to la Well, of course they're going
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  to tell us it's all for our own good, aren't they. But what
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  this does is it allows the CRTC, this government body, to tell the
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  streaming companies who are going to be the winners and losers, who's going to
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  get promoted and who's not going to get promoted, or you know, who's
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  going to be very hard to find on YouTube? Say, and if you
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  think there's just no way that this could be abused or be biased anyway.
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  Well, apparently you've never heard of Justin Trudeau before. But then we have
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  Bill C. Sixty three, which is the worst of them all. In
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  fact, it's absolutely unbelievably dystopian. Let's hear what Pierre Paulyeff has to say
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  about it. To think that not only would he pass a law to control
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  what you can see and say on the internet, but he would then have
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  to put forward another law which could put you under house arrest or a peace
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  fawn under suspicion of something unacceptable, you might say in the future. You
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  know this guy he read if he had it nineteen eighty four, he would
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  have thought it was an instruction man, and not a warning any unfortunate plan.
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  There is an outbreak of common sense across the country. Yes, I
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  think it was just yesterday or the day before. General Hillier said, the
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  thinking here is the most often when he walks around the streets of this country
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  is this is not Canada. We don't recognize this place. And that's what
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  I hear fifty everything field generate Mutavians to immigrants who arrived here ten years ago,
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  they say, my god, what happened to this country? In the
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  last eight years. Do you imagine if you had been in a coma in
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  twenty and fifteen and woke up to this night man, how ununfamiliar with Igley
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  policy. But the good news, my friends, is that light was not
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  like this before Justice Trudeau, and it won't be like it. So what
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  happened to Canada? Well, Canadians foolishly left their country to be run by
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  a former drama teacher slash snowboard instructor, and then fell asleep, assuming that
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  their leader would be as other leaders had been. Maybe you liked them or
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  you didn't like them, but you didn't think they were completely ideological and also
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  completely incompetent. If there was some sense that they were actually concerned with your
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  life, your quality of life and maintaining that. But anyway, Pierre Polyev
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  said there that Canada has woken up, and it does appear by the polls
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  that enough Canadians have woken up at least enough to give the Conservatives at least
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  enough to give the Conservatives a majority government to the next election, maybe a
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  historic one. And I have to say, you know, there's been three
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  elections, so it's a little bit late, isn't it, Especially after the
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  generational damage that Trudeau was done to Canada. But I guess better late than
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  never. But aside from all that, I wonder if Justin Trudeau thinks that
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  even more censorship might help him in some way. Yeah, and he wasn't
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  kidding about the future crimes. Part of Trudeau's Bill C. Sixty three,
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  the Online Harms Act, right here, fear of hate propaganda offense or hate
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  crime. And yeah, you might be wondering, well, what do you
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  mean by hate propaganda or hate crime? Exactly? Well, since it's Canada,
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  it's going to mean whatever the liberals want it to mean. A person
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  may, with the Attorney General's consent, lay in information before a provincial court
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  judge if the person fears on reasonable grounds that another person will commit an offense,
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  a hate propaganda offense. And that's if the person who has reported you.
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  If this person fears on reasonable grounds that you'll do a hate well what
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  is reasonable grounds? Well, in Canada, a reasonable don't mean what it
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  used to do. I'll just say that here. Judge may order that the
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  defendant enter into a recognisance to keep the peace and be of good behavior for
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  a period of not more than twelve months. So house arrested for twelve months
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  for something that you haven't done. Just somebody thinks you might do something and
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  a judge, maybe it's an activist judge, probably going to be an activist
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  judge agrees. So you'll have to wear an electronic monitoring device to make sure
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  you don't leave the house. Also, too, they can tell you that
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  you can't have a beer. That's right, you can't drink during this period.
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  They can also tell you who you can talk to and who you can't.
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  And if you don't like it, if you don't want to cooperate,
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  well, the provincial court judge may commit the defendant to prison for a term
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  of not more than twelve months. That's if the defendant fails or refuses to
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  enter into the recognisance. And this is all quite literally for future crimes.
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  Again, you haven't done anything. You can be punished under this bill if
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  it passes for something that you haven't done. And that's just one part of
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  this bill. Subscribe to my channel and you can watch my other videos about
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  it, and I will tell you you will be horrified anyway. That's all
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