The woke left is winning the culture war here in Canada and the people being punished the most are kids. In this episode, Candice talks about how the ideology of the "woke left" is infiltrating every aspect of our society and how it is negatively impacting our children.
00:00:37.700Everybody must think the exact same thoughts or you get cancelled.
00:00:40.780You can't even be part of the conversation unless you agree that Canada is a racist, historically, systemically racist, genocidal state.
00:00:49.600If you don't believe and accept those terms, then you can't even be part of the conversation.
00:00:54.960We see this sort of steamrolling of their opposition wherever they go and they have crept into every aspect of our society.
00:01:01.880It's not just the Trudeau government, although it's certainly prevalent there, but it's prevalent across corporate Canada.
00:01:06.720You see so many people getting removed from their corporate positions because of something that they've said or even something that they've liked on Twitter.
00:01:13.260We see this now throughout sports as well. The NHL, NFL, NBA, they've all gone woke.
00:01:19.400We see this in universities. Universities are the worst offenders.
00:01:22.640They were the first ones to do it and they've exported it all throughout society.
00:01:48.800They were about committing genocide and trying to, again, push that ideology.
00:01:53.340So we talk a lot about this divisive, reductive, despicable ideology that is the woke left.
00:01:59.900But what we don't talk a lot about on the show is how it impacts children, how it impacts kids.
00:02:04.460And so I'd like to go in and talk about that today.
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00:02:40.260I have a lot of data points here that I'd like to get through.
00:02:42.320So I'm going to go through them fairly quickly.
00:02:44.240So first things first, the reason that I wanted to cover this topic, that the thing that sparked this idea to cover this today was that I got a tip from a viewer.
00:02:52.900Somebody forwarded me an email that had been sent to their children's school.
00:02:56.880So this is an email that was sent to a school in the Ottawa area.
00:03:01.000And again, it is about the woke left pushing their ideology, this time in the form of cultural appropriation.
00:03:06.800So we're told that if you're Canadian, if you're of European ancestry, if you look like me, you are not allowed to dress up in other cultures because that is offensive.
00:03:18.960And so here we get the hectoring message from the school, from the principal to the parents, reminding them that it is not okay to dress up like another culture on Halloween.
00:03:28.300So it says this, with Halloween just a few days away, parents and guardians are searching for the perfect Halloween costume for their children.
00:03:34.120As tempting as it may be to dress our children in what they would like to be, it is important to consider a more thoughtful approach about whether the costume is culturally sensitive and appropriate.
00:03:42.840According to the Cambridge Dictionary, cultural appropriation is the act of taking or using things from a culture that is not your own, especially without showing that you understand or respect the culture.
00:03:55.540And with some creativity and imagination, parents can help their children with deciding on a costume that aligns with a culturally sensitive Halloween.
00:04:02.960Being proactive can help all of us to avoid uncomfortable situations at school and in our community and can help us ensure that Halloween is a fun event where students feel safe and honored.
00:04:13.880So according to this school, Halloween isn't about fun.
00:04:16.900It isn't about kids feeling scared and getting excited about trick-or-treating and all the decorations.
00:04:21.520It isn't about creativity and using your imagination.
00:04:26.100Halloween is about feeling safe and feeling honored.
00:04:30.000I don't even really want to get into the whole argument behind cultural appropriation because it's just so stupid.
00:04:35.420The entire history of all of the world is a history of trade, of collaboration, sometimes of war, usually of war.
00:04:42.240But in the modern day, certainly collaboration, trade, freedom of movement, and just the entire concept of a globalized world.
00:04:50.400And so this idea that somehow certain cultures are carved out and belong to some people and therefore you can't dress up as them is just stupid.
00:04:58.320It takes the fun and takes the joy out of Halloween.
00:05:01.020I will make a small note, though, when reading this letter, all I could think of is Justin Trudeau, our embarrassing prime minister, dressing up in blackface over and over and over again, not just as a student in his own high school, although there is a picture of him as a student in his own high school in blackface, but then again as a teacher, as a teacher, an almost 30-year-old teacher, a grown man wearing blackface in a school yearbook.
00:05:23.200So that whole line about wanting to avoid uncomfortable situations at school in our community, that's sort of a nod to how Justin Trudeau just made the whole country cringe, made everyone cringe, even at the time, even when he was a teacher in the late 90s wearing blackface.
00:05:38.660Everyone knew it was wrong, and you can see the expression on people's face in the background, kind of looking like, what is that guy doing?
00:11:33.960And that's why so many of these clips are going viral.
00:11:36.120But one of the clips that really stood out to me was this clip of Joe Rogan talking about the threat and the risk to kids with COVID, comparing that to the risk of a fully vaccinated adult, an adult that has had double vaccination, what the risks are of COVID for a double vaccinated adult versus the risk of a totally unvaccinated child.
00:11:57.820Don't you think that even with a breakthrough infection, untreated, you're probably more vulnerable than the average child who is not vaccinated, who gets COVID?
00:12:07.600Like people have died who are double vaccinated.
00:12:10.960In fact, there was a guy who just won an Emmy.
00:13:51.340What I'm saying is your attitude about not being concerned because you have antibodies and you think you would get through it, even if you had a breakthrough infection.
00:14:00.500That is the exact same attitude that a lot of young people have where they don't want to get a shot because they're worried about the consequences, even though they're incredibly small consequences of the vaccine, incredibly small.
00:14:13.140But the VAERS report they do have deaths.
00:14:16.980So, again, just great point there by Joe Rogan.
00:14:19.520And it got me thinking about the numbers in Canada.
00:14:21.720You heard in that clip how Joe Rogan talked about how a couple of hundred kids had died of COVID in the U.S.
00:14:26.900So I wanted to see what the numbers were like in Canada.
00:14:32.780You don't hear about this a lot in the media.
00:14:34.740And again, if you were to ask the everyday Canadian, average Canadian out there, what they thought about the number of people who had died, given the extreme measures that we are seeing in schools, I guarantee that they would guess a number a lot higher.
00:14:46.960So first, I'll just say that according to this data, Stats Canada, which takes all the data from the various health authorities and compiles it together.
00:14:53.680So the age group that has had the most number of cases, the highest case number for COVID are those under the age of 2019 and younger have accounted for 20.7% of all COVID cases in Canada.
00:15:07.420There's been nearly 350,000 positive cases of COVID, 348,407 positive cases.
00:15:15.120So the group that has had COVID the most has also had the lowest deaths from COVID.
00:15:21.280So according again to these official data from Health Canada, of those 350,000 cases of the 28,800 people in Canada who have died of COVID, the number of people who have died of COVID under the age of 20 is 17.
00:15:55.900So in other words, this isn't the biggest risk for kids under 20.
00:15:59.920In fact, it isn't even in the top 10 biggest risks for deaths.
00:16:03.860Again, 17 people have died of COVID under the age of 20.
00:16:07.480When you look at just something else, suicide and self-harm, the number of deaths from suicide and self-harm in a given year in Canada is somewhere in the 30s.
00:16:32.680Compare that to 115 annual deaths from cancer, 125 on average deaths from accidental deaths or injuries.
00:16:40.820And then you have 17 deaths for COVID.
00:16:43.780The number of kids that die from heart disease, liver disease, and pneumonia is approximately the same in a year as die from COVID.
00:16:52.420And one more thing to keep in mind, another caveat.
00:16:54.880We remember in that story that came out last week about the 14-year-old boy in Alberta who sadly died of a stage 4 brain tumor, brain cancer.
00:17:04.720He was included in the COVID health counts.
00:17:06.740We saw the media plaster how Alberta had had its youngest COVID case until his family came out and said,