Windsor police moving in on protestors. Watch one Chinese woman weep as she tells cops she was there at Tienenmen Square in 1989

Various sources ^ | February 12, 2022

[Oberon]

"Cops are require to do the bidding of elected officials in Canada. That's the law.

I'm no expert, but I'll venture a guess that the above is contingent on the orders of those elected officials being legal.

And if so, well... there's the rub.

[null and void]

"When the Stasi refused
to arrest its own citizens,
East Germany fell."

I'd go with:

"When the Stasi refused
to arrest its own citizens,
East Germany was freed."

No government employee wants "their" government to fall, but every citizen, government or private sector, wants to be free!

[No.6]

Oh, Fakebook. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FB/

Twatter, you say? https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TWTR?p=TWTR&.tsrc=fin-srch

Each has lost half its value. Here, .win, Gab, Gettr, Rumble growing by leaps and bounds. Where’s the influence?

Ripoff Go****Me is eating chargebacks by the 10s of thousands and has several states investigating.

Spit out that blackpill, it’s no good for you. :)

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“We are allowed to do it over here because we don’t have that much influence.”

And because it gives them a big, juicy target list.