@legallymaya.bsky.social
The biggest take away from Trumpβs latest hissy fit is that Bill C2/C12 were tabled under the guise of trade negotiations and there is no reason in the world now to pass them. This is just an authoritarian power grab from Carney, one we wonβt recover from.
#cdnpoli
Continue to call & write your MPs about voting against Bill C2/C12 & C9 which are clear violations of our Charter rights. #cdnpoli
21.10.2025 15:38 β π 8 π 5 π¬ 2 π 0Doug Ford blows up 9 months of trade negotiations. There is absolutely no need now for Bill C2 or C12 because @mark-carney.bsky.social tabled them to appease. And no one should be supporting those authoritarian bill. #cdnpoli
24.10.2025 03:37 β π 8 π 1 π¬ 1 π 0Canada Do Not Become like Amer1c@:
Bill C-2 & Bill C-12 would allow the Canadian government & law, for U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) to access Canadians' personal info, including data from social media, with low threshold of suspicion & potentially w/o a warrant in some cases.
Pressure from the U.S : Some sources suggest that these legislative packages were introduced, in part, to align Canadian practices with U.S. demands regarding border security and data sharing, particularly during trade negotiations or to appease U.S. administrations.
30.10.2025 21:04 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Lack of Transparency: Critics point out that many details of how these new powers will be implemented are left to be defined by future regulations, rather than being explicitly written into the legislation, which raises concerns about a lack of parliamentary scrutiny and transparency.
30.10.2025 21:03 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0extreme lack of Due Process: Allows the government to cancel immigration documents or applications for entire groups of people based on a broad, without individualized assessment or a proper right to appeal. This broad, unchecked executive power is a central problem similar to Patriot Act.
30.10.2025 21:03 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0also:
-Information Sharing: these bills allow for the Canadian government's ability to share personal and immigration information with domestic and foreign governments, including U.S. enforcement agencies like ICE
(all from google)
Bill C-2 would allow law enforcement & intel agencies (CSIS) to access basic personal info from telecommunication companies without a warrant & can obtain data like browsing history ("reasonable suspicion" instead of "reasonable belief"). Similar to the Patriot Act in U.S.
(all from google)
Numerous civil liberties privacy organizations in Canada have drawn parallels between certain provisions in Bills C-2 and C-12 and the U.S. Patriot Act, arguing that they grant sweeping powers to the government and law enforcement while eroding civil liberties and due process.
Great news. The more uniformity in privacy law nationwide, the better.
12.09.2025 04:57 β π 5 π 3 π¬ 1 π 0(from google)
The Act has critics concerned its provisions for user verification and content moderation may restrict free expression.
I even saw the police when to a girl's house to arrest her in England simply because she viewed a post
Hi,
What happens if bill c2 and c12 get passed in Canada?
(from google)
In England, under existing laws and the new Online Safety Act. Over 12,000 arrests were made in the past year for speech-related offenses, include arrests for political opinions, silent protests, & even reposting memes.
Meet the morality and thought police. #Palantir is our new #BigBrother, primed for all the most advanced βpredictiveβ profiling and AI managed policing weβve even seen.
open.substack.com/pub/sickofth...
Listen to the video. This is what people have to do to get through algorithmic censorship.
With Meta, X, Tik Tok - we know only what they let us know. And AI has made their "thought police" capable of even reading that.
Maybe we'll have to bring back pig Latin or cursive to outwit AI censorship.
Shot from THX 1138. State confession booth
Shot from THX 1138. Masked state police
"An ex-Intel CEOβs mission to build a Christian AI: βhasten the coming of Christβs returnβ"
Everyone thought the future would be Orwellian, but between this guy and the US in general right now, it turns out it's actually early George Lucas.
www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
ICE to Use ImmigrationOS by Palantir, a New AI System, to Track Immigrantsβ Movements www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/blog/ice-imm...
30.10.2025 19:41 β π 0 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0Seriously? Privacy advocates have been sounding the alarm since forever. Societyβs response? Apathy.
Canada is a police state. In 2025, our cops have body cameras equipped with facial recognition technology.
Did you people πΈπ’π―π΅ Palantir? Because thatβs how you get Palantir.
Itβs too fucking late.
For Canadians paying attention, a charm offensive will not work while you pass Bill C2, C9, and C12. They will destroy Canada π¨π¦.
19.10.2025 00:17 β π 8 π 2 π¬ 2 π 0
UK government:
We need more AI for the NHS not reinvestment
We need digital IDs for everyone
Also the UK governmentβ¦
The Act has critics concerned its provisions for user verification and content moderation may restrict free expression.
(from google)
I even saw the police when to a girl's house to arrest her in England simply because she viewed a post
Hello,
What happens if bill c2 and c12 get passed in Canada?
(from google)
In England, under existing laws and the new Online Safety Act. Over 12,000 arrests were made in the past year for speech-related offenses, include arrests for political opinions, silent protests, & even reposting memes.
Remember, kids: don't use ChatGPT to crap out foreign policy, and scrub your metadata before sharing. www.wired.com/story/a-plan...
21.10.2025 00:28 β π 2 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0South Park is getting canceled after this lmao.
24.07.2025 03:59 β π 17951 π 5134 π¬ 591 π 1109
Back in 1946, the KKK was trying to make a major comeback after World War II.
Enter Superman β the Man of Steel exposed their secrets and took them down in his radio show.
I asked Rick Bowers, author of Superman vs the Ku Klux Klan, what we can learn from this today
buttondown.com/charliejane/...
