Alberta’s own Tea Party movement is a deeply troubling development
They were an eclectic mix of libertarians, right-wing populists and Christian fundamentalists who believed in the power of God, lower taxes and smaller government. They earned a catchy moniker: the Tea Party movement, after a watershed event of the American Revolution.
His message seems to be: you don’t want to get on the wrong side of TBA, whose overarching mantra seems to be: freedom. Stay out of people’s lives. He said there was a war going on in the world between “pro-humans and anti-humans.” “Most women my age [34] think the worst thing that can happen to them is to get pregnant,” he told the crowd. “Their careers are more important – more important than the continuation of the human race.”He said whether “you’re pro-life or pro-choice, we are slaughtering our children in the womb.
This video has been in wide circulation for a few days now. It almost certainly has been brought to the attention of Ms. Smith. How has she not denounced the absolute vileness of these remarks? In one sense, it partly explains the many bizarre and offensive comments Ms. Smith has made herself. Maybe it has something to do with the company she keeps.
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