Question @PierrePoilievre: Even assuming the faulty premise that Russia is 100% in the wrong… how does one “push for victory” against a nuclear superpower? You didn’t say “push for peace”. You said push for *victory* against a *nuclear superpower*. Have you thought this through? pic.twitter.com/7HeFKNzo2w

— Viva Frei (@thevivafrei) February 26, 2023

Pierre the Warhawk is flapping his wings and promising “victory” to all who will listen. But his words are hollow, as empty as the promises of the two sides of the same CPC/Liberal warmongering coin.

The talk of Ukraine and Russia’s expansionist goals is a mere smokescreen, a veil that obscures the reality of the violence and aggression that both sides perpetuate. Ordinary people are left to suffer the consequences of this endless cycle of brutality, caught in the crossfire of political machinations that they have no control over.

Pierre Poilievre’s supporters may bemoan the issue of vote splitting, but they miss the larger point entirely. The problem is not one of defeating one leader or another, but of dismantling the entire corrupt system. Supporting either party only serves to reinforce the illusion of choice, perpetuating the cycle of statism and oppression that has long held Canada in its grasp.

Only a complete reform of our institutions, and the dismantling of the Ottawa power structure, can offer any hope of a brighter future. Canadians must demand and fight for a society based on freedom and peace, one that rejects the false promises of settling regional border disputes and getting involved in a proxy war with a nuclear superpower.

The path of supporting the CPC or the Liberals is a dead end, a road that leads only to further stagnation and decay. It is only through resistance, through the tireless effort to dismantle the existing power structures and create a just and free society, that Canadians can hope to create a better world for themselves and for all people.

The Charter shouldn’t be praised when politicians, labour boards, and big business interests can ignore it in the name of political expediency. It hasn’t “brought us together or defined us as Canadians” when it can’t promote justice, equality, or freedom. https://t.co/Sdv4uXhhMZ

— 🇨🇦Colin Korol (@colin_korol) April 19, 2022

Peace, order, and good government.” Such a phrase may sound reassuring, even comforting to some, but to those who truly value individual freedom and limited government, it is nothing more than a smokescreen. A guise that is used by those in power to maintain control over the populace.

The so-called “natural governing party” has been using this phrase to justify their attempts to micromanage society and impose their will on citizens. In a truly free society, the government should have a limited role in protecting individual rights and freedoms, not imposing its agenda on the people.

The government’s promotion of the “common good” is often used as an excuse for expanding its power and influence over citizens’ lives. This leads to a collectivist welfare state that undermines individual responsibility and productivity. In order for a society to truly thrive, individual freedom and limited government are essential foundations.

Blind allegiance to the state should not be necessary for a functioning society. Those who prioritize individual freedom and limited government are often dismissed as unrealistic, but this is a tactic used by those in power to delegitimize alternative viewpoints.

The more power and control a government has over its citizens, the less freedom and opportunity those citizens have to pursue their own interests and thrive. Both the Liberal and Conservative parties have contributed to the transformation of Canada into a collectivist welfare state that stifles innovation and creativity.

True progress is achieved by empowering individuals to make their own choices, rather than imposing a government-mandated agenda on the populace. Politicians spend most of their time justifying the use of emergency powers, but these measures often lead to a crack down on political dissent and undermine civil liberties.

Emergency measures must be proportionate, targeted, and temporary, and subject to robust parliamentary and judicial oversight. “Peace, order, and good government” cannot be used as justification for policies and actions that are nothing more than a desire to expand power and control over Canadians.

Individual freedom, personal responsibility, and limited government intervention are the hallmarks of a truly prosperous and free society. We must fight against the collectivist welfare state and its attempts to undermine our freedoms and individuality. Only then can we truly thrive and achieve greatness as a nation.