Are Canadiansā freedoms increasingly under attackļ¼
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Summary
In this episode, we talk about the recent ban in Nova Scotia, Canada banning people from going into the forests. We discuss the ban and why we think it is going too far, and how the government is playing on a fear and control narrative.
Transcript
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a lot of people were kind of taken aback by the change in nova scotia of all of a sudden it's
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nobody's allowed in the forest we think and it's a 25 000 ban yeah it's a 25 000 fine or 25 000
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fine although with uh taxes and victims fees there's individuals who have received this fine
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uh i think it amounts to closer to 28 000 so yeah we think that this
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is disproportionate it is going too far it is banning activities that don't pose risk because
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the government is kind of playing on this fear and control narrative uh it is a lockdown
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of the forest and we're really opposed to this kind of thing uh of course ban fires ban campfires
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ban i i appreciate your comment about atvs because those do start fires but the number
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one cause of wildfires in nova scotia it's actually different from uh british columbia
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the number one cause is arson and the most recent fire in nova scotia which i understand is under
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control was caused by human activity that is the main cause of most fires is arson so punish
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arsonists i mean lay down the law put people who who intentionally start fires that risk human
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lives and which destroy property put those people in jail and give them big penalties
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but don't punish someone because they took their dog for a walk in the woods that's bizarre