Closing your eyes does not change what is in your mouth.
Maybe their brains just can’t keep up with the nonsense—or maybe it’s their version of plausible deniability.
They’ll tell you to pay more taxes. They’ll tell you to stop asking questions. They’ll tell you to ignore what governments and politicians have gotten away with.
But here’s something worth asking questions about:
At the height of the MMIWG crisis, Peter Nygård had deep roots in Winnipeg and operated a major business there. His connections to politicians and public figures were no secret.
Years later, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew removed MLA Mark Wasyliw from the NDP caucus, citing Wasyliw’s continued association with a law firm whose lawyer represented Nygård.
Maybe if politicians and their defenders stepped outside their bubbles and had real conversations with ordinary people, they’d understand something:
People are fed up.
For those of us who want democratic change, this referendum is an opportunity to make our voices heard.
Read the questions. Look at the evidence. Then make your own decision.