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the dead deserve more than ceremony. remember the bigotry, the dehumanization, the imperial ambitions, the institutions that normalized brutality. remember who suffered, who profited and who made the decisions. remembering history should change how we confront the present.

isidorou's trajectory runs through the ppc, lauren southern's orbit and the bc conservatives. he now identifies scrapping sogi, repealing dripa and opposing the carbon tax as defining differences from the old bc liberals. moderation? in tone, perhaps. #bcpoli

miller's attacks on "students, higher education, immigrants, and anyone who refuses to conform to his notion of white nationalism and racialized citizenship reveal a politics of vengeance, in which the full force of the federal government is weaponized against difference."

white nationalism didn't appear from nowhere. bc conservatives have faced controversies over racist posts, residential-school denialism and far-right ties. doerkson condemned the Victoria rally, but what about those ideas when they circulate inside mainstream politics? #bcpoli

.@preta_6's method is textbook: “normal” conservatives, “radical” critics, a folksy leader, selective facts. indigenous resistance becomes a special-interest threat. queer people fear losing protections; hamm calls it hysteria, then floats abolishing the human rights tribunal.

.@alexbrown17 admits dripa + property-rights messaging was deliberately timed so the ndp couldn't make it an election issue. he boasts about appearing moderate without dropping the culture war. that's card-stacking: control what voters see, then call their vote informed consent.