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Originally Posted by Fuzz
It's pretty simple here. If the CCP wasn't antagonizing Canada and our political systems, there would be no reason for a spotlight to be turned on Chinese Canadians. Because the nature of humanity is such that there are always going to be some portion of racists, and becuase they do it in a way that makes it very hard to prosecute, avoiding inflammatory actions should be encouraged. CCP's actions are inflammatory, thus leading to the racists using the rope they have been given. I'm not saying it is good, justified, or anything like that, it's the reality of humanity. If you want to fix racism, go ahead, good luck with that. Until then, governments should probably do their best to avoid inflaming it. That does not mean the RCMP should not investigate when they see reason to.
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Yikes...
How about, calling out and working to eliminate or reduce racism, and at the very least not contributing to it or dismissing people's experiences of it? That sound good?
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Originally Posted by Fuzz
As to the reason that they are saying it shouldn't be public, I don't know how many investigations are announced vs not, but this doesn't really seem unusual, and making citizens aware of these ASAP is probably a net benefit, to prevent Chinese Canadians from being manipulated by them.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...folo-1.6691240
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I don't know if it's unusual or not either. Why just make an assumption about it and give the benefit of the doubt one way over the other without knowing?
As for my views on whether or not potentially illegal activity should be investigated, I've consistently been clear on here that Canada should ensure Canadian laws are being followed and stop any illegal activity going on inside our borders. Pretty simple.