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    1. Quirky-Cat2860 on

      >An SSI spokesperson said in an email to CBC News that the soldiers came to “share their first-hand experiences from the front lines,” and that McPherson’s comments ignored the fact that protesters “violently entered a private property we had rented for an event.”

      So it’s okay if the Serbian students union invites veterans of the Bosnian war to „share their experiences from the front lines“, as long as it’s at a private event?

    2. At the very least it‘s an obvious double standard to admit soldiers for one side of a conflict while denying entry to people who just sing songs for the other.

    3. Reasonable-Sweet9320 on

      Foreign interference out in the open, like Vance and Trump making headlines promoting narratives about Canada to Canadians to influence Canadian public opinion, and promote US interests (as they frame them) in Canada.

      The foreign interference inquiry identified foreign interference as the biggest threat to Canada’s democracy.

    4. Quantum2022A on

      It’s like allowing the Nazis to do a speaking tour on the atrocities they committed. In what world does giving these perpetrators a platform make sense? Just bizarre. We should be writing to our MPs and MPPs because these soldiers should actually be investigated for war crimes committed abroad.

    5. Charizard3535 on

      People can definitely advocate for banning this and think it shouldn’t happen. What they can’t do is use violence to storm events. That’s terrorism, using violence to get your opinion enacted.

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