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Verna A's avatar

No, that’s ridiculous! We have enough silly laws already. Whether we believe something or not is the same as free speech. We do not want to be penalized for speaking, thinking or having an opinion that others disagree with. This is supposed to be a free country, let’s keep it that way.

Don's avatar

🎯.. bang on!! 👍

CLo's avatar

love your take Verna; sadly, we are apparently a small minority. The boomer chicks of Ontario have spoken - and soon no one else will be allowed to.

Kelly Ross's avatar

The whole idea of criminalizing this so called "denialism" is preposterous. What are we trying to do, establish our own version of the Iranian Regime? Why stop at criminalizing the sheer audacity of anyone daring to not buy in to the "genocide" of First Nations school children...why not hang them in the town square?

Ms. Gazan needs to give her head a shake. While I realize that there are some who think it is currently trendy to buy into all things First Nation, the majority of us do not like to be held hostage without some proof. Perhaps she would also like to also comment on the poor treatment received by some First Nations people, by their own people, after publicly stating that they went to Residential School and were not abused, but did in fact appreciate the education they received while there. But then that would go against the current narrative that they so badly want to keep front and centre...after all it is all about money and control.

B. Hallett's avatar

According to Chief Casimir “The truth cannot be confirmed. Truth takes time.” i believe what she meant was that it takes money. Lots of it.

Don's avatar

...and lots of both...enough..it's OVER..move on..

CLo's avatar

Indeed - "money and control"; well said sir/maam! Amazing how this debate is happening when there is still zero evidence of graves in Kamloops/anywhere else....and no actual missing children according to records. Facts apparently have no place in Kanada.

East celt's avatar

The grave hoax has promoted more hate in this country than people asking for proof or else forget the whole thing.

Don's avatar
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“The truth cannot be confirmed,” Casimir said. “Truth takes time.”

...but LIES don't..this CRAP about those bodies (now called anomolies) immediately caused irreparable harm to Canada's reputation worldwide..and caused massive division across the country...(as was their intent) ..IF there were doubts, the excavation would have erased ALL doubt..but never happened even with our tax $$$ spent on determining what lay there..and when Trudeau pulled the plug on that, things cud have gone ahead at the Councils' expense..nope..AND when Carney gave millions more our taxes $$$ to thousands of indigenous members...($300,000 EACH) ..did they all pool any of that (as was suggested here on Juno many times) toward recovering bodies??? again..NOPE. What SHOULD be buried is this RUMOUR ..that the Native Councils started, (thanks to the CCP) and refuse to prove..

Thane's avatar

Whacko does not begin to cover the stance of this woman (am I still allowed to say woman?) She should be obligated to digest the article in the link below. Taken from the federal government's own research and data.

https://wokewatchcanada.substack.com/p/why-is-the-federal-government-trying

Peter Bradley's avatar

Is Gazan pushing for denialism legislation to garner votes from her indigenous constituents? Does anyone know the percentage of indigenous in her Winnipeg Center riding? Can anyone prove mathematically or otherwise that “democracy” and “freedom” are “better” than socialism or oligarchy or band council?