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NO. Instead, increase funding to small independent journalism initiatives to get a better unbiased reporting.

Voting in Canada should only be open to Canadian citizens. This isn't your country, you don't get a say in who we elect to run it. Go home.

Men are men. Women are women. No social justice warrior can change those facts, and words don't change biology. There is a reason men and women usually compete…

Men have biological markers that give them an unfair advantage over women (of course, as a generic standard).

No. If you are not Canadian, you don't get a say in Canada. If you work here, you pay taxes. If you are a citizen, you are a guest and get no vote.

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