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However, pundits and politicians have somehow ignored this. Instead, they have normalized the woman's words. This is disturbing and showcases a hard shift in our political discourse in Canada. Before, they used to try to hide their support for this but now they openly accept it.
h/t to the Huffington Post for transcribing the exchangehttps://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2018/08/20/trudeau-quebec-heckler_a_23505708/ …
This article does a great job of explaining the refugee process and how these asylum seekers are not illegal. In addition, it clearly shows how we are not remotely close to a 'crisis.'https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-asylum-seekers-in-canada-has-become-a-divisive-and-confusing-issue-a/ …
I'm going to screenshot this part for the people who won't bother to read the article. “When we’re speaking about a crisis, a crisis of refugees does exist – but it’s not in Canada, it’s not in the U.S., and it’s not in Europe. The big numbers remain in the developing world.``pic.twitter.com/iMRxXO6cEm
Anyways, we should be cautious when things like this happen in the near-future. The goalposts have shifted and the things the woman said are now widely considered to be 'acceptable' in our current political discourse. Challenge this and don't let it be normalized.
I also want to add this thread by @HNHughson which explains the origins of "Québecois de souche" and how it means much more than 'old stock Canadians.'https://twitter.com/HNHughson/status/1031940580551655424 …
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