Prominent Canadian psychologist and author Dr. Jordan Peterson said he expects to be taken off of Twitter as soon as Bill C-11 becomes law..“But Canadians insist on sleeping in the daze produced by @JustinTrudeau's narcissistic compassion and undeniable celebrity charisma,” said Peterson in a Sunday tweet. .“You can fool some of the people, some of the time.”.Peterson was responding to a tweet from the satire account Justin Trudeau’s Ego, who said he had been suspended from Twitter for criticizing the Canadian government. .“Far-right hate speech against the state will not be tolerated,” said Justin Trudeau’s Ego. .“Eventually, we'll outlaw all dissenting voices as we work toward outlawing voting for any other party.”.Shanghai Daily columnist Andy Boreham asked how Trudeau has charisma. .“I’ve only ever seen him acting like a doofus,” said Boreham. .Australian lawyer Klay Thompson said he stood with Peterson. .“So many remain captured in their own bubbles — It’s not my problem, until it is,” said Thompson. .The Senate Transport and Communications Committee began rewriting Bill C-11 in November. .READ MORE: Senators start to rewrite Bill C-11.“There are numerous sources of uncertainty related to this bill,” said Conservative Sen. Denise Batters. .Bill C-11 would permit the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to regulate commercial internet programming, such as YouTube videos. Cabinet tried to pass similar legislation since 2020 amid protests regulation must not affect user-generated content.
Prominent Canadian psychologist and author Dr. Jordan Peterson said he expects to be taken off of Twitter as soon as Bill C-11 becomes law..“But Canadians insist on sleeping in the daze produced by @JustinTrudeau's narcissistic compassion and undeniable celebrity charisma,” said Peterson in a Sunday tweet. .“You can fool some of the people, some of the time.”.Peterson was responding to a tweet from the satire account Justin Trudeau’s Ego, who said he had been suspended from Twitter for criticizing the Canadian government. .“Far-right hate speech against the state will not be tolerated,” said Justin Trudeau’s Ego. .“Eventually, we'll outlaw all dissenting voices as we work toward outlawing voting for any other party.”.Shanghai Daily columnist Andy Boreham asked how Trudeau has charisma. .“I’ve only ever seen him acting like a doofus,” said Boreham. .Australian lawyer Klay Thompson said he stood with Peterson. .“So many remain captured in their own bubbles — It’s not my problem, until it is,” said Thompson. .The Senate Transport and Communications Committee began rewriting Bill C-11 in November. .READ MORE: Senators start to rewrite Bill C-11.“There are numerous sources of uncertainty related to this bill,” said Conservative Sen. Denise Batters. .Bill C-11 would permit the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to regulate commercial internet programming, such as YouTube videos. Cabinet tried to pass similar legislation since 2020 amid protests regulation must not affect user-generated content.
