Canadian Parlement, 2/16/2022

"The Canadian Parliament first passed the War Measures Act (Canada's Emergency act) in 1914...
During World War II, censorship of the press was introduced, and speech was prohibited which would "prejedice recruiting"...
It was however, Japanese Canadians who were most affected...
More than 20,000 persons of Japanese Origin were forceably rooted up and moved far away from their homes. Their property was seized and sold at bargain prices. Over three-quarters of those persons were born in Canada. Even after the war this persecution continued. In December 1945, several months after the Japanese surrender, an Order-in-council provided for the deportation to Japan of Japanese citizens; this Order also included naturalized and native-born Canadian citizens of Japanese descent."

~American Review of Canadian Studies 1989

Justin Trudaeu, remember the legacy of the power you are wielding, it was inhumane to deport your own natural born citizens based solely on race. Are you sure you want use a weapon with racist blood on it? Then you are clearly a bigot Trudaue.

#trudeau