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 Governments Promote Racism?

 

It's annoying when  governments 'innocently'  promote racism and division whether unknowingly, or blatantly—with intent,  wherever or however it may occur.   Like Trudeau's race/gender-obsessed politics. And the 'Liberal'  M103  Islamophobia scam.  Heard enough yet about  Trudeau's new best friends,  "refugees, fake refugees, irregular travelers and irregular migrants "freely walking into Canada?  How about terrorists and ISIS killers returning to Canada at the special invitation of the Prime Minister?  Special rehabilitation treatment for known ISIS criminals?  "Special treatment for the Prime Minister's "special ethnicities?   You get it.  If that isn't the blatant promotion of RACISM, well, you did get the idea.

Remember the Prime Minister's famous Indian vacation gambit? "Trendy" governments tend to promote racism in the strangest ways... Heard enough yet about India and it's  Khalistani separatists and the Indian politics of terrorism?    No? Let us recall that Canadians have been since lied to, manipulated, insulted, patronized and betrayed by the dishonest and embarrassingly  childish  Prime Minister avoiding transparency at all costs.   Recall those ridiculous images of Justin Trudeau  prancing about in INDIA —in traditional dress, insulting and embarrassing Indians and Canadians alike?  Not enough?  Our Prime Minister's being linked to questionable Indian  criminals like Atwal   and Justin's favourite Khalistani "Separatist' Sikh  extremists,  has amused his 'handlers'  and alerted the suspicions of the global community. But what has this got to do with racism?  Anything?  Maybe.   Read on and weep.

   

Look in the Rear-View Mirror....

Look in the rear-view mirror.  On April 12th,  you won't have to blink twice.   Yes,  it's a  Sikh motorcycle gang parade .  All heads covered in brightly-coloured turbans.   No mandatory helmets required.   Arrogant Sikh middle fingers raised to all of the  other biker clubs in Canada.   By default, they must be envious.  Why sure...

Governments Promote Racism with Questionable Social Policy

We all know that governments make unpopular and foolish decisions.   "Trendy" governments promote racism with questionable social policy, manipulation and sickening distortion of family values.  Disturbingly naive, foolish and incredibly costly immigration  policies specifically and willfully include the importing of globally incompatible  cultures into the west.  To add insult to injury, politicians then 'inexplicably' yield to demands of those same  unhappy, insatiable foreign minorities to change Canada itself.   To buy votes, to be popular, to be trendy,  to  be traitors....well, you get the idea. Sell out Canadian tradition, culture and values.  Ensure the failure of Canada.  Connect the dots.

 

Alberta is the latest confused Province...

Confused  bureaucrats from the staid, conservative government of Alberta (yes, you read that correctly, Alberta!)  have now decided that Sikh motorcycle operators will be magically exempt from the provincial regulations requiring drivers to wear MOTORCYCLE HELMETS while operating motorcycles on Albertan highways. Starting April 12th,  Sikhs  licensed to operate motorcycles in the province of Alberta will no longer be required to wear ANY  helmet, a standard piece of  safety equipment for motorcycle operators in North America,  an accessory known to minimize injury —a piece of equipment which is universally acknowledged  to save lives of   motorcycle operators.  Yes, Sikh or not.   Religious beliefs"or not.

   

Modern and Trendy Politicians  Promote Racism AND IGNORE  Safety Standards.

Now —let us not fool ourselves.  Canadians have been around the track enough times to know that 'modern and trendy' political wimps and  governments promote racism as they please. And arbitrarily bend traditional rules for their own benefit.  To fulfil their own delusions,  to "ingratiate" unhappy, foreign whiners,  and  enable questionable agendas.   To magically assist nose-diving  political  leaders eager to harvest votes from eternally-loud, complaining, visible minorities.  Endlessly.  We get that. What else is new?  That's only PART of the equation.

We suggest that  in matters of highway regulations, ROAD SAFETY and COMMON SENSE must prevail. In this instance, certainly does NOT seem to count at all.  What about the inevitable non-Sikh passenger?  What about driver responsibility and inferred liability?    What about the safety of Sikh  passengers?   What about the safety of children  who may  be taken for a 'ride'?  When Sikh motorcycle operators bash their skulls in, will Canada be required to PAY them in the sick racist logic Trudeau used to pay Khadr the terrorist and three others?

Once again,  in the bureaucratic "rush " to suck up and  garner votes by yielding  to minority  Sikh demands,    logic, common sense, highway  safety and equality for all  have once again  been ignored and  tossed by the wayside.   The same mistake was made previously in B.C.  and in Manitoba. The destruction and devaluation of the Charter continues. **Note:  Jagmeet Singh, now the federal leader of the NDP, attempted to obtain the helmet exemption for Sikhs in Ontario in 2016  and FAILED to do so.

On April 12th, 2018,  equal treatment of all Canadians under the Canada Charter of Rights and Freedoms will take  another ridiculous and unnecessary  disparaging.  Clubs and Gangs of Sikh motorcycle riders  will parade gloriously  down streets near you with added superiority in  their newly-awarded freedom.

On April 12th, the flamboyant  multi-coloured  Sikh turbans  blowing in the wind  will be  their only protection against 120km/hr  impacts  between  very hard rock cuts,   skulls vs. oak trees,  road rash , asphalt and bridge abutments,  guard rails and  massive  oncoming highway transport truck bumpers.

Even children know that a human skull, like a  watermelon, will shatter upon impact.  Sikh supporters  call it a 'basic right'.   Yep.  A basic right to splatter one's brains far and wide.

Splat. What a "win! ".

 

Sikhism or not, all 'beliefs" and 'religious rights" should BE POLITELY  but FIRMLY PUT ASIDE  where highway safety is involved.   This is not racist, but IS certainly based upon common sense.

Traditional,  previously mandatory helmets  provided at the very least  a  minimal degree of protection,  —some element of protection —in all but the very worst accidents.

Sikhism, Charter rights skinned, twisted and abused to justify proud, fancy turbans blowing in the breeze —certainly do not.

 

Which is More Important?    Secular Lives and Common Sense, or arbitrary, non-secular Demands?

 

Which is the most important?  The incredibly arrogant demands to 'appease '  "religious beliefs  of Sikhism"?  Arbitrary adherence to 'old hat rules'  (no pun intended)  made centuries ago?  Old conventions which were written long before the invention of magic carpets, motorcycles and  potentially death-dealing high-speed travel were  imagined? —The  increased and very real danger to lives of Canadians  on busy provincial streets and highways?  You decide.

We must ask if  the 'success' of that arbitrary  "Sikh"  challenge to the Canadian Charter is  worth the loss of even one life?  Who will pay for the increased burden on the health care system?  How about long-term care for the brain-injured?   How about the additional costs for the  insurance industry? Will that industry react with  predictable skyrocketing rates, or outright refusal to insure Sikh operators  because of their customer's demonstrated and personal choice to SHUN standard safety equipment?  Will niqab and burqa-wearing motorcycle whiners  be next?

Will all Canadian motorcycle operators  now demand—and rightfully so,  demand equal treatment and 'approval'  to toss their helmets and safety gear along the wayside?    Will this childish 'success'  of Sikhism generate more ridiculous and frivolous  Constitutional challenges to the Charter and destruction of  equality of all Canadians?  Of course.  

Here at Incomingbytes.com we believe  this bureaucratic decision is yet another questionable, irresponsible  and  incompetent  bureaucratic decision.  Whether "justified" as a 'religious right' 'supposedly' decided  by the Charter or not.  The sad fact is  this is a perfect example of what Section 33  "the notwithstanding clause"  could have, and should have been  correctly and beneficially  used for —to remedy and avoid  an outrageous abuse of the charter resulting in an inequality of treatment of Canadians.  To protect the skulls and lives of the self-entitled and  arrogant.  From themselves.

   

Coming soon to a city, town , or highway near  YOU.  Look in the rear-view mirror...and watch the disappearance of common sense in Canada as bureaucrats happily and smugly promote racism.  Racism with a COST. 

Splat...

 

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