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Greg Wycliffe
- March 15, 2022
Tyrone in Toronto wants Trudeau to Admit his Mistakes
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thanks man no problem this is very high-tech stuff we got here i am here with tyrone tyrone
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and uh were you here with your family i think yes yeah ever since the truckers uh came here
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yeah we've been coming here every week well we missed one week but we've been coming every week
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since then yeah that's almost a month it's been like a few weeks then yeah yeah what are these
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protests like what does it mean to you well a lot has been going on over the last few years
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and you know when something new happens you're like okay we don't know what's going on let's
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try and figure it out before we make any decisions but it seems like they aren't trying to learn
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anything do anything new and not only are they doing the same things that they've been doing
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that haven't been working they're now requiring us to do new things that infringe on things that
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i thought were rights that free people were supposed to have i i thought i thought these were rights uh
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sorry i uh yeah no exactly that's how people are feeling right like uh pretty sure this was in
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the charter uh this country's free right this is this country free well i thought honestly i last year
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i would have told you before the qr code i would have told you yeah we're in a we're in a free country
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yeah no i'm not saying we're not i'm just saying i can't just say yeah we're in a free country
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i definitely can't say that so were you born in canada yes yeah and a lot of people are saying they
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saw this freedom convoy and they felt like this canadian pride that they hadn't felt in a long
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time absolutely i you know what i had heard about it and i wasn't really paying too much attention but
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i happened to be on this road called barter road that runs parallel to the 400 before it reaches 401
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on the thursday that the freedom convoy is coming through toronto and i just heard all the speaking i
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looked up at the highway from where i was i saw all these flags and all these trucks and i said oh wow
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there really are here there's a lot of people this is pretty cool yeah yeah yeah all these strangers
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right with red and white flags yeah exactly it's pretty cool to see that so i'm glad i was in that
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place at that time to actually see what's going on and then the next day i heard how there were a lot
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of people that were walking down onto the on-ramp at keel 401 yeah get onto the ramp and how traffic
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was slowed down there because people were on the overpasses just heralding everybody so that was pretty
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cool and so now it's march 5th now and you know some provinces have like gotten rid of
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the mandates but you're still here and a lot of people are still here because it's like we're not
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satisfied yes when when are you going to be satisfied what do you want you know what i will
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be satisfied when they acknowledge the mistakes that they've made and said we're we're going to pull
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back x y and z just like when they ended the emergencies acts somehow some things that they needed
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that were given to them by the emergencies act they said they were keeping place namely some of
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the financial measures i am just thinking okay if we're in a free country where we have checks and
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balances so that in order for you to get that power there's an act they have to call into play in order
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to get those powers and then you rescind the act but you keep some of what you didn't have before the
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act that were a part of the act if the people who wrote this act think that this is an infringement on
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your freedoms which is why you have to do x y and z to get it going how could keeping any of that
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yeah say like obviously those things that they thought were things we should have that you've
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now just decided you're going to keep away from us yeah it's like they've like pulled a trick on us
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or something it's like watching a dealer like deal the card and then they're like
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some people can see you can see what the dealer is doing but most people can't yeah that's actually a
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very good analogy that's not that's not fair and they're like well it is because of emergency
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measures it's like what the hell is going on here do you watch the news in this country i watch
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news from all around the world including including this country so what do you think about the news
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specifically in canada well okay let's put it this way when i watch any news that is essentially
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safe um supported around the world you see a different bias based on whatever the i guess
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dominant beliefs in that state are right so that happens over here but when you compare what you
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get from kind of state or corporate sponsored news compared to what people like you are doing people
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who you you probably have your own bias too but i find people are more genuine they don't necessarily
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hide their bias when they're independent and some people are actually really just open and want to look
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at different information from different sides now they might still come with their point of view
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but they show you stuff that's even counter to their view sometimes i i just find that the news
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media in canada that's like canadian news is a very homogenous so you kind of gotta go other places
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to find uh yeah it's it's so true and you were saying looking for like people with other opinions
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here on our march there me and my cameraman eager we were trying to stop people who are like
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disapproving of the protest and like just like talk to them like hey i would love to hear your and they
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always scurry off most of the time why do you think that is you know what i believe that a lot of people
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not everybody but a lot of people who kind of support the mandates in part it's because well i've already
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gotten the shot so what's my problem all they have to do is get the shot and i think part of why they
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think that way is that i would venture to say that more than half of the people who got it didn't get
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it because they thought it's something they really needed to do it was just a matter of convenience
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and they think that well if i'm going to have to defend that position what am i going to say if they
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ask me some real questions i don't know i just thought it was convenience right so because then they'd
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probably get some kind of dissonance because they're being told the story that this is a good
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thing to do they've done it so that makes them feel good but then if they have to defend their
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decision since they kind of just did it out of convenience they don't have much to say except for
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repeat things that you've heard already they can't give you a thought process they can't like walk you
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down the path to their conclusion so it's a little intimidating yeah i mean it would be intimidating to
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not be able to explain yourself it's like no offense but like the one woman walking by and
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she's just like disgusting and i'm like would you i would love to hear more than one word disgusting
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please anything but oh have you heard of bill c36 by chance i have i don't remember what it is though
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but i do i do feel that i do remember hearing about that yeah a lot of people are like oh yeah it's some
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bullshit that the liberals are trying to pass right now like bill c36 is a a censorship bill
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essentially and they're trying to pass it like they're trying to redefine hate speech believe it
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oh my gosh i already and i'm i'm a a black person i already don't really believe in the idea of hate
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speech laws so i do believe that speech could be hateful but i mean see and this is also i before i
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would have said we're a free country but i still would have had some caveats because could we really
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be a free country if we have hate speech i don't i don't really get it i don't get it and one thing
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i believe too which is something that uh marcus garvey one of my uh one of my heroes believe is that
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marcus garvey yeah marcus mozai garvey he's uh one of jamaica's national heroes he is uh an essential
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pan-africanist if you're ever getting fan-africanism studying that you have to study marcus garvey
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he would work with anybody actually he went on a speaking tour with uh somebody that i forget if he
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was uh from the clan or not but this is something that also malcolm from the clan yes but here's here's
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the thing here's the thing people when they hide their views from you you don't know how you can really
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relate with them they they'll be doing all kinds of things to undermine you but when you know
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somebody's position then maybe there's still some things you can work on even if you don't like each
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other because there's something that you want to get done but you know their position you know where
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you overlap where you don't and where you're totally opposed so i don't believe in hate speech because
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then it makes the hateful person resentful because they can't speak freely yeah and then you also don't
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know who those people are that you have to watch out for because they find ways to keep it underground
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it breeds dishonesty yes exactly secrecy exactly exactly i'll have to check that guy out pan-africanism
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is that like you know the colonialists yeah yeah yeah anything else to add to like encourage people
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to like come out and be counted you know what i find it very disturbing that for something that's
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supposed to be a hallmark of a freedom democratic society they decided to enact an emergency act which is
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something that's kind of the antithesis to democratic society that's something that i mean the bill that
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preceded it was called the war measures act kind of gives you an idea of what situations you kind of
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need to get those powers when a government is willing to do that just because people are disagreeing with
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them and making their life inconvenient because they don't know how to manage the situation using the
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laws which serve us pretty well and going outside of the judiciary which i don't think judges are
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perfect but at least you have a third party adjudicating things rather than just these guys
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saying hey do x y and z and that's it but when you have a government that is willing to go to that length
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to stop you from expressing your own thoughts you don't know how far that can go anytime something
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happens that we say is really bad or egregious in a society it didn't start with people coming in
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with ak's and gunning down of people it started with one person or two people doing something that was
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kind of bad but they got away with it and then they're able like hey let's push envelope a little
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further let's push envelope a little further so if we let the government that's supposed to serve us
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get away with i think it's pretty big but let's assume that i think the emergency act was a small
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thing to get away with something small it's kind of like you tenderize the meat side next time you
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just throw it on the fire like let's let's they push it a little further a little further exactly
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don't don't give the first inch don't give the first inch i i don't like the term personal color i think
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it's stupid like you're a jamaican like you're a canadian i'm canadian my parents are jamaican
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but yeah yeah right so um you know the cbc and a lot of the canadian establishment liberal party
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they are you know you may disagree i feel like they're very obsessed with like diversity and this
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sort of stuff and and some people might call it like forced or something like this but meanwhile at
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the protest we have like a very kind of natural reflection of canada like the kind of natural
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diversity what would you say is the difference between like what they do on the cbc and like what's
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happening here well i would say so good or bad because to have a society you have to agree on
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some things part of the cbc's job being government funded is to kind of shape the public view of
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what's acceptable or not that's not necessarily bad what what would make it not bad is if they
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emphasize critical thought and independent thought in schools then it wouldn't be it wouldn't be so bad
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because you have to get some consensus but if people actually were able to think and say hey no i
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don't want to agree with that i want to change that then that's kind of a safeguard which we don't
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have right but yeah i i think that they do but i don't think it's necessarily negative even though i
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don't agree with everything that they're doing i don't but hey in a free society people are going
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to do things i don't agree with and that's how much i value it okay cool so yeah uh tyron when
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are you running for politics never never we need you bro come on no i don't got time for that man
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all right well thanks for your time all right thank you very much take care
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awesome the freedom convoy may be over but we are going to keep fighting for those freedoms if you
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this send an e-transfer to greg the canadian at hotmail.com we're going to knock this fence down
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metaphorically okay we are going to get our freedoms back soon thank you for watching we'll talk to you
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