10/10/2026
“I CAN'T BELIEVE TRUMP IS GOING TO PUBLICLY EXECUTE AN ISLAMIC TERRORIST!”
Funny how quickly some corners of the political left discover morality when the circumstances suit them.
You celebrated when Charlie Kirk was assassinated. A husband and father murdered in broad daylight, and many of you treated it like a national holiday.
After the Tumbler Ridge massacre, you were busy arguing over how people described the shooter's gender identity while a community was mourning murdered children.
You championed Lindsay Clancy's insanity defence, with supporters fighting for a not-guilty verdict after the deaths of her three young children.
You turned Luigi Mangione into a folk hero after the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Apparently, shooting someone becomes revolutionary when you dislike their profession.
You were furious that Trump's would be assassin missed. One Democratic congressional staffer even suggested the gunman needed shooting lessons.
You defended George Floyd's right to justice regardless of his criminal history.
During COVID, some of you openly mocked unvaccinated people who died. There were entire online communities dedicated to turning their deaths into entertainment.
You cheered when the Canadian government froze bank accounts connected to the Freedom Convoy. Apparently, civil liberties came with political terms and conditions.
And some student activists even characterized the October 7 Hamas attacks as a victory for resistance.
But NOW?
Now we're supposed to believe that a convicted mass murderer responsible for killing 13 people at Fort Hood is the reason you've suddenly rediscovered human dignity?
Here's the difference between having principles and having political preferences.
You can oppose the death penalty. You can oppose broadcasting an ex*****on. You can argue for due process, mental health defences and constitutional protections.
But those principles have to apply even when you hate the person involved.
If you condemn political assassination on Monday but celebrate it on Tuesday because you prefer the target, guess what sweetheart... that's called hypocrisy.
If you defend civil liberties for your favourite protesters but applaud extraordinary government powers against your opponents, that's also called hypocrisy.
So spare me the sudden lectures about compassion.
Some of you have spent years laughing at the deaths of people you dislike, making excuses for violence when it suits your politics, and cheering when the government went after Canadians who dared to disagree.
But now Trump is involved, and suddenly you're clutching your pearls and lecturing everyone about human rights?
Give me a break.
You've made it painfully clear that your outrage depends entirely on who's on the receiving end. And the rest of us are getting pretty damn tired of being lectured about morality by people who can't even apply their own standards consistently.
