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Jim McMurtry's avatar

My favourite passage is about what I experienced as a teacher: the presentation of “a simplistic and misleading account of Canada’s past, and the people who shaped our history, in the service of affirming a putrid and deceitful narrative of oppressors Vs. victims in Canada.”

I agree that it “is starting to lose its credibility. People are starting to demand a more comprehensive, nuanced, and accurate account of what really happened, and why.”

Sadly, the treasonous woke race hustlers and self-promoting deconstructionists and illiterate history revisionists are still running most school districts.

We need many more Igor Stravinskys exposing them.

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Tildeb's avatar

"They (students) are being taught that their school was named after an evil person for a long time, and that, by extension, Canada has been an evil country for a very long time and we need to listen to the activists and do what they say in order to fix it."

And then these same students (and parents, of course) are asked to rally to a flag supposedly representing systemic 'evil' - including genocide - during threatening times. The hypocrisy is jaw dropping, the 'ask' absurd. THIS is what the activists TODAY have produced: the dismantling of the nation. Oh, well done you wonderful champions of social justice. This is the real world consequences of doing what you do and the result of so many going along with it.

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