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It’s deeply disheartening that an RCMP Staff Sergeant has labeled traditional values as “extremist.” Differing viewpoints should not be demonized or dismissed outright. Healthy discourse is dependent on our ability to respect and engage with diverse beliefs. To label those standing up for family and community values as extremists...

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The Canadian Continental1 year ago

Dr. Lewis, thus attitude (to demonize anything, “traditionally western”) is part of the WEF strategy to destabilize The West, the importing of masses of people who hate The West and everything it stands for for, is part of that. I have yet to figure out how it plays into their plans, but this is early in the game. They must be stopped.

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Mel1 year ago

I will go one step further this person needs to be removed🤬she is vile

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Steffi Radford1 year ago

This lady has a mental illness and shouldn’t be in any kind of law enforcement role. I’m honestly scared if this is the law enforcement our government hires.

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Sherry Butler1 year ago

I'm an Albertan, and this from the RCMP is just 1 more reason to leave Canada. I do not even recognize the country I was once proud to say I was from. People don't understand the sadness and grief we've gone through to come to this, but we're now done and hopefully out of here.

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profit xp1 year ago

RCMP aren’t a credible Police Force in my opinion. They hired a person who’s not sure if they are male or female, and gave them a gun.. Look at our crime rate, the drugs going across the border, and the money laundered within our government/misappropriated contracts. Sad.

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Strong And Free🇨🇦🇺🇸1 year ago

The RCMP has been compromised. It was once a respectable agency, but Justin Trudeau has somehow brought it under his control....Liberal controlled.

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debivice1 year ago

They should resign

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SlapshotDman1 year ago

Disgraceful conduct from the RCMP.

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Chad BD1 year ago

The RCMP continues to fail Canadians.

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Mel1 year ago

Thank you for saying that! This is important.

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