Yes, and it's a good thing. The Paradox of Tolerance. If we want a world where people are free to choose and believe and live unique and different lives, we cannot stand by and do nothing while intolerant assholes live their lives.

Because they're not consistent. It's not about anyone being an Ottawa politician, it's just their tribalist victim complex.

I forget how to photoshop... just toss in some Arial font and call it a day

We don't teach logic and critical thinking in primary school. The average Canadian doesn't recognize when they're reading, seeing or hearing false information. And these days, that misinformation is being consumed faster than ever.

when he's doing nazi salutes and actively dismantling the US, I think it's safe to say he's just a nazi. People buying Teslas are nazi supporters.

rampant war crimes aren't surprising; the US has been doing that for forever. But there used to be the veneer of competence, so I understand why that's the part that's getting the focus.

stable geniuses

tho tbh there's a decent chance of that happening anyway

surprisingly enough, they are in fact physically just like us: just meat

This assumes he wants the business to succeed, rather than tearing apart its long term international business relationships so that its competitors can dominate the market. Consider that he may have been made the CEO by a hostile company.

I hope to god you're right

he's not even autistic, just a sociopathic nepo baby piece of shit