CBC panelists nodding along with Emilie Nicolas' false equivalence that the US Human rights abuses are the same as China's

"We when it comes to human rights abuse, when it comes to ICE agents coming in and harassing and deporting people and locking them up, even American citizens killing them on the street, where is our moral stand there?"


Three other CBC panelists nodding along with Emilie Nicolas' false equivalence that the US Human rights abuses are the same as China's

"We when it comes to human rights abuse, when it comes to ICE agents coming in and harassing and deporting people and locking them up, even American citizens killing them on the street, where is our moral stand there?"

In her own words " it's a form of relativism that is really hard to swallow, "

The fact is that the majority of Americans supported Trump's platform of mass deportation of illegal immigrants. Recent polling confirms Americans continue to do so. As error prone as that has proven to be, ICE is performing that task. Not one person on the panel pointed this out, they all took it as gospel of de facto "human rights abuse"

Protesters are free to openly protest ICE, unlike in China. Media is free to report on both ICE and protesters, unlike in China. But like China, CBC doesn't allow a dissenting viewpoint on its state funded broadcasting panel

CBC is deliberately misrepresenting the facts, misinforming its audience, to push the views of a narrow group of progressive columnists and journalists

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