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Once upon a time, 'safety' was about avoiding real danger, now it's simply a polite way of saying 'shut up and comply
“Safety used to mean something concrete—the absence of imminent harm, the presence of reasonable protections. Seatbelts keep you safe. Locking your doors at night keeps you safe. Not playing in traffic keeps you safe. But slowly, almost imperceptibly, “safety” has morphed into something far more abstract, elastic enough to justify nearly any loss of liberty or privilege. “We’re banning that doctor who questions vaccines from social media to keep you safe. We’re removing that book of natural cancer cures from Amazon to keep you safe.
We’re tracking your every move and morsel to keep you safe.”
The real question is: Where does it end? (It’s rhetorical—because it doesn’t.)”
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When Quebec Walks Away in Broad Daylight (and Alberta Gets the Blame)
~Scott Ede ~ Alberta Son
Quebec just voted to strip the word Canada from its own constitution. No referendum. No outrage from Ottawa. No fiery headlines about “national unity.” Just polite applause and a shrug.
Meanwhile, Alberta so much as whispers about fairness, and the entire federal establishment acts like we’re setting fire to the flag. The irony would be funny if it weren’t so predictable.
Quebec’s Quiet Divorce Papers
This week, Quebec’s National Assembly passed Bill 1 – The Constitution of Quebec Act, 2025. It folds together their provincial human-rights charter, French-language laws, and other key statutes into a single “foundational” constitution. On paper it sounds procedural. In reality, it’s symbolic dynamite.
Bill 1 defines Quebec as a nation and declares French its only official language. It erases nearly every mention of Canada. It calls this new Quebec constitution ...
