I have an issue when people migrate to a new country and start raising hackles and creating the potential and reality of violence

It's easy to understand the feeling that when you move to the new world you should leave old world politics behind.

Are you consistent with this view though? It's a difficult thing to do. During the Great Hunger in Ireland would it have been wrong for the Irish diaspora to advocate economic reforms in Ireland?

Was Canada right to refuse entry to Jews fleeing Europe in 1939?

Khalistan does not exist...

I'm not in a position to comment on the probability of the khalistan movement succeeding in the creation of an independent state. I don't like the idea of ethno-states and non-secular government but I'm sympathetic to people advocating for the right to self determination.

zero Canadian blood should be spilled over it

So why are you applauding India killing Canadians?

Anybody who has social media or online presence that even uses the word Khalistan should be immediately inadmissable

People like us?

...nor do they have the necessary resolve to make that difficult decision that may lead to their own blood being spilled rather than that of their compatriots

You realize that we're talking about someone that WAS (allegedly) killed for their resolve right? Is that the irony you were referencing in your original comment?

...spouting their violent rhetoric or talk of overthrowing...

Canada does have anti terrorism laws so if he was violating those he should have been prosecuted, but I'm not on board with Canadians being killed for exercising their rights to free speech. India accused him of some pretty serious stuff, why couldn't they get Canada to prosecute him?

As a Canadian, this is just so perfect full-circle irony and hypocrisy, its surreal.

Yay India, keep helping us take out the trash