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Written By Wyatt Claypool, Posted on December 31, 2021
Yesterday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a late-night tweet told Canadians to not have large gatherings for New Year’s celebrations because of the spread of COVID-19 variants.
I know tomorrow’s a big day. We’re ready for the year to end, and we’re used to celebrating that with a bunch of our friends and family members. But just like we did last year, we’re going to have to switch things up – for our own safety, and for the safety of our loved ones.
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) December 31, 2021
However you choose to celebrate tomorrow night, please, make sure you’re following the public health guidelines in your area. If we all do our part, we’ll be able to look forward to a better and brighter 2022. And at the end of the day, there’s nothing more exciting than that.
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) December 31, 2021
Trudeau highlights “safety” as the reason why Canadians should deny themselves a good time on New Year’s despite the large spike in cases due to the omicron variant not resulting in an equivalent spike in deaths. On the contrary, the death rate is at one of the lowest points it has been since March 2020.
Of course, what Trudeau is asking of Canadians is not only ridiculous but also completely hypocritical since he is the same guy that palled around with world leaders and diplomats at the G7 Conference in the summer, and then again during the United Nations COP26 climate conference in Glasgow.
Trudeau’s own actions should really demonstrate to Canadians that placing restrictions on themselves and refusing to gather with friends and family is completely unnecessary seeing as someone as important as the country’s Prime Minister doesn’t feel like he is in great danger by gathering in large groups with others.
If Trudeau thought there was some great danger lurking out there waiting to strike if Canadians dare to have a good time on New Year he wouldn’t just simply put out a tweet. Most Canadians seem to recognize that there is no serious risk of gathering to celebrate New Year’s but it is quite disheartening to see the number of Canadians responding to Trudeau’s tweets still in a state of panic over COVID.
Mr Prime minister, I’m asking once again for you to take over the pandemic response. I know for certain that BC is failing. I know many friends and family in other provinces that feel the same about their governments. It it past time for your intervention. Please take over.
— Tina bina (@ScharleyTina) December 31, 2021
Is there some way possibly you can help those of us in Ontario? We are sinking fast and @fordnation and the rest that are supposed to be leading have abandoned ship. pic.twitter.com/UVo3pkmz4w
— Cat (@GoodieCat) December 31, 2021
Ontario is a mess, no more testing for Covid, isolation is only 5 days, no real plan just a last minute thought it's time for the Federal Government to step in
— ADVOCATING FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN ONTARIO (@angleonfire63) December 31, 2021
The response to Trudeau’s nanny-state tweet is a graveyard of critical thinking. So many liberal Canadians are unable to read publicly available COVID-19 stats and do a proper personal risk assessment, and instead want the government to oppress them and others in the name of “safety.”
Omicron is equivalent to a mild cold or flu, yet so many people want to stay in lockdown mode seemingly for yet another year as if they think it adds some needed spice to their life to always be in a panic over a pandemic that has already effectively ended several months ago.
Well, liberal Canadians can have fun watching Netflix inside of their sanitized bubbles; freedom-loving Canadians will be making the rational choice this New Year’s to live their lives normally and have a good time celebrating with friends and families.
Wyatt is a student at Mount Royal University, where he is the president of its Campus Conservative club. In his writing, he focuses on covering provincial and federal politics, firearms regulation, and the energy sector. Wyatt has also previously written for The Post Millennial.
"This and no other is the root from a tyrant springs; when he first appears, he is a protector".
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Too bad, most Canadians are dumbfucks to realise this. Most Canadians are suckers for the nanny state. Time for Canadians to collectively realise and say, "Don’t pee on mi leg and tell me it’s raining!"