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How did the BC Conservative leader address the extreme views in his party during this week’s debate? Doerkson said that he “will always stand up against hate,” but did not elaborate as to how. New from @rumneeek.bsky.social pressprogress.ca/how-did-the-...

pressprogress.caHow did the BC Conservative leader address the extreme views in his party during this week’s debate?Doerkson said that he “will always stand up against hate,” but did not elaborate as to how.

16/10/26, 9:41 pm6 reposts21 likes

Trish Paton

@trishpaton.bsky.social

Hate against the poor downtrodden white people, would be my guess. The ones that have money and go to church, anyway; eff those poors.

Jen Gem

@jengem00.bsky.social

The language gets used to muddy the waters but when you actually get them talking long enough on a subject it boils down to only a few things: the Conservative Party of today does not operate based on a fundamental premise that human beings are all equal and should have the same basic human rights.

H. Chaos

@hchaos.bsky.social

My experience is any time a conservative "stands up against hate", they mean hate against conservatives. I rarely meet cons who can distinguish between "hate based on one's actions" and "hate based on one's circumstances of birth". When they do, it's only because they are big fans of the latter.

Zac Trolley

@zactrolley.com

By leaving dog whistles for extremists. He has no intention of standing in the way of anyone who supports him.

Killntime

@killntime.bsky.social

He means hate towards Conservatives don't get it twisted he doesn't care about anything other than that.