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Remember: just like the referendum questions on immigration, the UCP's anti-Indigenous rhetoric is calculated to divide and distract through rage baiting. Don't bite. Call it out, but stay focused on what they don't want the public to notice. And check-in on your neighbours who are being targeted.

Jared Wesley@jaredwesley.ca

If anyone is wondering how Premier Smith's remarks and Bruce McAllister tirade are affecting UCP supporters, it's not a pretty sight in their social media circles. They have opened up a can of anti-Indigenous sentiment that is flowing freely on X and Facebook.

19/6/26, 1:57 pm95 reposts189 likes

Hazelbeing 🇨🇦

@hazelbeing.bsky.social

20 June

My biggest concern right now is the UCP gerrymandering the election boundaries. By refusing the Boundary Commission report in favour of their own government-controlled "independent panel," they have set a new precedent. We may never again have a truly independent boundary review panel.

Spadezey in Winnipeg

@3lbca.bsky.social

20 June

The only good news is that the PCs in Manitoba tried this, and they got absolutely skullfucked. So maybe, there’s a silver lining to it.

YEGGirl_AB

@yeggirlab.bsky.social

19 June

Thanks for speaking out. I’m so sick of this horseshit. Smith is despicable. Not sure how she can look herself in the mirror or sleep. Maybe she’s not, because she looks and sounds like shit #abpoli #ableg

True Oak

@trueoak.bsky.social

19 June

This is a problem when people live in a world of us and them instead of a world of all of us. The UCP has shrunk their “us” to a small portion of Albertans and upped the rhetoric on their “others” and have just magnified division & hate. Government should at least attempt to govern for all of us.