The phrase carries deeply controversial historical connotations, prompting a swift and forceful response from Premier David Eby, who condemned the remark and said no one should be allowed to use “Nazi rhetoric” in the BC Legislature. He also called on all parties to immediately denounce the comment.
The exchange, which unfolded April 23 is already sparking intense debate across the province and raising serious questions about the tone and boundaries of political discourse inside B.C.’s legislature.
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6 months agojaneenlanglois
David Eby is in no position to lecture anyone on anything. He should hang his own head in shame and resign 😡
6 months agoxanthopterin
Funny how quickly they use the term Nazi rhetoric. So if I say pride in my country does that make me a Nazi? Im sure the propaganda machine used that line in Germany.
6 months agojacob_s91s
Communism killed way more people but the NDP and libs use their talking points all the time.
6 months agomorino.sam
David Eby is the incompetent PM that started all of this!! He and the NDP have to go!! @davidebybc @nvancaroline
6 months agotemplar.media
NDP simply trying to virtue signal their way out of acknowledging the reality of the outcome of their shitty legislation. 🤷
6 months agomic_themac
Eby can say what he likes but making deals behind closed doors with unelected groups affecting BC private land ownership is not democratic. Save your nazi insults for yourself !!!
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