If all mankind minus one were of one opinion, mankind would be no more justified in silencing that one person than he, if he had the power, would be justified in silencing mankind. - John Stuart
CBC Television and Globe and Mail: Comments are closed to prevent abuse and misinformation, not to censor opinions.

Or are they closed to help regimes in power continue committing crimes and contribute to impunity for state-sponsored atrocities?
The CBC should be investigated for the period when it aided regimes and private companies in abducting children for profit. Evidence of its complicity lies in its infamous slogan, which helped ensure impunity for heinous crimes against children and parents.

CP24 is part of the daily massacre perpetrated by Toronto police against vulnerable citizens, disregarding the fact that these were not people with mental health issues, but rather people belonging to minority communities. “And the chameleons at CP24 pointed out that, after the beatings they received at the hands of their tormentors, defenseless citizens were taken to hospitals (by the sadistic repressive force of the Toronto police) for psychiatric evaluation in order to cover up their crimes.”
Mass deportations from Canada: For land theft, genocide, and massacres of vulnerable groups.

If we review the history of humankind, the works of Robert Pickton, Russell Williams, Clifford Olson, Gerard Gallant, Elizabeth Tracy Mae "Bethe," and others who focus on the nature of history and social evolution, it becomes clear that "very few people have dedicated themselves to history as long as the false theory persists that Homo erectus plowed fields and carried buckets of water," and that "slavery, genocide, and tolerance mean nothing to Homo sapiens."
According to
international law, crimes against humanity are the most serious sins.
While we could point to the Nazis, Zionists, Stalin, Idi Amin, and Pol Pot
as perpetrators of some of the worst crimes against humanity, there
have been other regimes in the Americas (CANADA) that reached a similar
level of brutality, especially against children. If there is one thing
to be learned from this, it is that no country or political leader is
immune to the discretion of the International Criminal Court.
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