In the wake of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, the far-left in Canada are rejoicing in the fact that an active shooter was not only killed, but also that Canadian politicians were happy that the shooter didn t get killed.
00:00:00.000I think you can tell a lot about a politician or a party based on the allies they keep.
00:00:05.700And in British Columbia, the BCNDP has all of the wrong allies.
00:00:10.400They're such a flamboyantly left-wing party that they don't really seem to be that bothered by just flat-out far-left elements, both within their party as well as those outside the party but who are supporting them.
00:00:22.840And the BCNDP's media allies have been having the worst time covering the attempted assassination of Donald Trump because for some reason, out of this moment of political violence where overheated rhetoric has very likely led to an assassination attempt, they are still upset with Pierre Polyev and John Rustad being happy that the shooter of Donald Trump died, which I don't know why you would have a problem with that.
00:00:52.280But that's where the far-left is in Canada right now.
00:00:55.000I want to read this article for you because of how wacky it is and just know, while I'm reading this, how close of an ally the tie is to the BCNDP.
00:01:07.960This article is headlined, What is Wrong with Canada's Conservatives?
00:01:16.020This title is wondering what's wrong with Canadian Conservatives in the exact same piece that this man, Paul Wilcox, is going to have issue with Conservative leaders in Canada, John Rustad and Pierre Polyev, liking the fact that an active shooter was killed.
00:01:33.080I'm going to read this to you effectively in full.
00:01:35.940It's mesmerizingly funny content of just how out of touch many of these left-wingers, these BCNDP allies are.
00:01:44.440It reads, how exactly did today's Conservatives devolve from serious people into members of a populist cult, missing basic moral principles?
00:01:53.860Remember, this article is about them being happy Donald Trump didn't get assassinated and the shooter was killed.
00:02:00.160They are out of touch and they're part of a cult.
00:02:04.880When Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt on Saturday, politicians were quick to condemn the attack and wish him well, even fierce political opponents.
00:02:13.020Federal Conservative leader Pierre Polyev went further.
00:02:16.080Quote, I condemn in the strongest terms the attempted murder of former President Trump today.
00:02:41.800It wouldn't be out of place outside of some far-right uncle ranting at a family dinner.
00:02:48.120That he's happy that more people didn't die.
00:02:50.900Because that is what the shooter getting killed symbolizes.
00:02:54.080It symbolizes the ceasing of violence.
00:02:57.860That there wasn't going to be more bullets fired into a crowd loaded of people, loaded with people, where a man was hit in the head and died.
00:03:05.120So I don't know where this guy gets his ethics from.
00:03:08.000But apparently, just every life is precious.
00:03:11.240Coming from people who also are radical abortion supporters.
00:04:04.880Anyone with a moral compass should recognize the killing was necessary, but not a cause for glee.
00:04:09.840Certainly, it's not for the family of Thomas Matthew Crooks, who are now left trying to understand how their son could go from high school grad to would-be assassin.
00:04:18.400And anyone who believes in the rule of law would hope Crooks would have been arrested and tried, not shot dead.
00:04:24.000Well, it kind of fast-tracks the punishment, considering we're not under the impression that there needs to be further justice served in terms of a courtroom of figuring out what was going on and seeing whether or not he was truly guilty or not.
00:04:56.800But because we would not learn more about the causes of his actions, whether he acted alone and how he was able to come so close to successfully carrying out a political assassination,
00:05:05.660and we would have the important knowledge at a critical moment for democracy, with Crook's dead, dangerous rumors and conspiracy theories are running wild.
00:05:14.180Yes, the problem with the shooting was the conspiracy theories coming out of it.
00:05:17.900Everything from theories that Trump staged the shooting to it being a deeply state, being a deep state plot.
00:05:24.060The very real risk is that more violence will flow from this act.
00:05:28.000Polyev's tweet also raises the question of whether the killing of other suspects will bring him happiness.
00:05:34.120Which crimes would he like to be solved with a shooting instead of a trial?
00:05:37.620B.C. conservative leader John Rustad echoed Polyev.
00:05:40.340Quote, I condemn a reprehensible attempted assassination of former President Trump, he tweeted.
00:05:46.120Quote, we pray for his recovery and for the family of the innocent bystanders who lost their life at the hands of this individual, unquote.
00:05:55.000Quote, I am relieved to hear the assassin behind the heinous act is dead, unquote.
00:05:59.520Not quite as gleeful as Polyev, but it's nonetheless disturbing that a politician would express satisfaction in the death of a young person.
00:06:07.340Again, he stopped being a young person.
00:06:10.860This really demonstrates the B.C. N.D.P. frame of mind.
00:06:14.040Yes, Paul Wilcox is not a B.C. N.D.P. candidate.
00:06:17.700If you look, though, at his timeline of the articles he writes, he is definitely a B.C. N.D.P. ally,
00:06:23.260and he has been a full-time attack dog against the B.C. conservatives.
00:06:27.000This is not a man who's somewhat a moderate, but felt like this was just too far in terms of the language Polyev and Rustad use.
00:06:33.460He will use literally any excuse to attack the conservatives, and this is what an excuse used.
00:06:39.480But this demonstrates that the B.C. N.D.P. inherently view everyone as a victim.
00:06:47.560The shooter, Thomas Matthews Crooks, was a young man, and that means he's a victim because he was shot.
00:06:52.520And isn't that tragic that someone died at the age of 20?
00:06:55.800The funny thing is I haven't really noticed that the writer of this article has really said much about Trump being hit
00:07:02.200and that it's something that was horrific and that he wishes Trump the best.
00:07:06.440He said that. Other people have said it, but he doesn't said it.
00:07:09.280He doesn't say anything about the bystander that was killed.
00:07:12.040If he does say anything, it's a bit late in the article or the other people who were hit and still in hospital.
00:07:17.300But they effectively view criminals as victims.
00:07:21.080They view this assassin as a sort of victim because he was young.
00:07:24.580The N.D.P., the B.C. N.D.P.'s view of morality is completely warped.
00:07:31.120And I think their media allies are the ones who are best capable of articulating what their view is.
00:07:36.640A lot of politicians can be a little bit dull because they're simply good at very cheap rhetoric.
00:07:42.560They're good at campaigning, but they're not like the eloquent ones.
00:07:45.260This is the eloquent B.C. N.D.P. expressing that they believe an active shooter is somehow still a victim.
00:07:51.600Anyways, moving on from here, Polioff and Rustad's possessions are dangerous and far from the historical conservative approach to state killings.
00:08:02.480The death penalty was largely ended in Canada in 1976.
00:08:06.200You know, a bit of a tragedy, in my opinion, when Parliament repealed the sentence for his sentence for most crimes.
00:08:11.680But the direction was set by conservative Prime Minister John Diefenbaker from 1957 to 1963.
00:08:18.580The court sentenced 63 people to death in his time as Prime Minister.
00:08:21.780Diefenbaker, a former defense lawyer who believed it was too easy for the state to kill a innocent person, commuted 55 of these death sentences to life sentences.
00:08:30.080Every year or so, someone had to die to show the government had not abandoned the death penalty, a move that considered politically and then considered politically unacceptable.
00:08:38.000Well, in a certain sense, I think Diefenbaker also probably believed in those who were being executed still, simply because, like, if you're a serial killer, Diefenbaker is not going to say, well, that felt a little bit too easy for somebody who maybe committed, like, second-degree murder and, like, a heat-of-the-moment thing.
00:08:54.500But if you're a first-degree murderer, I don't think Diefenbaker would have taken the foot off the gas.
00:08:58.200You know, the biggest tragedy in the world was that Robert Pickton got to live out a long time in prison rather than just being executed on the spot for being the most obvious candidate for, like, a hanging over the electric chair.
00:09:15.500Diefenbaker, a conservative icon, what would he make of Polyev's joy in the killing of a young man?
00:09:21.120You mean the shooting of an attempt of an active shooter?
00:09:24.960Not a young man. Stop calling him a young man.
00:09:27.060This is what leads to the BCNDP supporting policies where they're going to scrutinize the police for the racial backgrounds of people they arrest.
00:09:35.660If they're arresting people disproportionately too much from one demographic group, you could get investigated as an officer or a department.
00:09:43.060So David Eby has already made it clear that you're not actually supposed to be dealing out justice or trying to enforce the law as a police officer.
00:09:51.020You're there to support, like, you know, enforce social justice, to make sure that everything feels very equitable in the enforcement of the law.
00:09:59.020Much more importantly, what should Canadians make of this strange man's celebration of death?
00:10:06.520You seem like a bit of a strange man, Paul, if you can't actually be happy that the active shooter was taken down quickly.
00:10:24.320This is very much the BCNDP's view of morality and justice.
00:10:30.380And I think that you can't be that, like, you can't be confused that crime has gone up every single year that the BCNDP has been in power in British Columbia.
00:10:41.000Yes, some years go down, but it's generally along the same upward trend.
00:10:45.020It's just one year was so bad, the next year couldn't possibly be that bad, but it was still going to continue going up.
00:10:50.240But you can't be shocked that crime is as bad in British Columbia and Canada generally, because I think this man also represents what the federal liberal and NDP are very much like on these issues.
00:11:00.200When somebody considers that an active shooter is just a young man, that's disgusting to me.
00:11:11.200In British Columbia, very much I would say that the government is run by the left-wing fringe.
00:11:17.120People who have views of justice and morality and drug policy and taxes and spending and blah, blah, blah, all this stuff.
00:11:25.780Very much of somebody who is maybe a one in a hundred type of a person.
00:11:31.320Most middle class people would consider this quite odd.
00:11:34.700But the tie is very much the paper that speaks to the BC NDP's more radical base.
00:11:40.760And so if you live in British Columbia and you live in Canada generally, if you live in Canada generally, do not vote for the liberals, but I'm not under the impression any of you like them.
00:11:48.180But in BC, make sure you vote and donate to the BC conservatives.
00:11:52.920People who represent the values of people like Paul Wilcox cannot be in government anymore.
00:12:07.440You get 75% tax credit back so that we can push forward and make sure that the NDP gets defeated.
00:12:13.460David Eby actually has to go find a real job for once in his life.
00:12:16.380And John Rustad, the man who actually knows that it's right to kill active shooters, can become the premier of British Columbia.
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00:13:09.980That should be it for me today, guys. Have a good one.