The Edmonton Police Service just got caught red-handed.
They tried to turn your local cops into the thought police.
And when the public pushed back, they deleted the evidence.
This was posted a few days ago with the caption, you typed it, someone lived it.
Online hate isn't just a comment.
It hurts real people and harms real communities.
Hate has no home here.
Report online hate.
Then they showed a montage of tweets.
And what did they hold up as examples of hate?
Send them back home!
Canada needs deportation now.
That's right guys.
Calling for the deportation of foreign criminals and illegal immigrants
was presented as hate that you should anonymously snitch on to the police.
They even linked straight to their online report hate form
so that you could turn in your neighbors for mean tweets.
The backlash was instant and brutal.
Regular Canadians called it out for what it is.
And just like that, the post was deleted.
But here's the part they don't want you to notice.
The reporting form is still live.
Go check it out right now.
Edmonton Police still invite you to report on non-criminal actions.
And they literally list examples like verbal insults, name calling,
offensive jokes, slurs, and insulting language.
They're promising to use their limited resources,
the same resources that are already stretched thin
dealing with real violence, gangs, car thefts, and actual crimes
to investigate jokes and political opinion that hurts someone's feelings.
But let's be crystal clear folks.
Section 2B of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
protects freedom of thought, belief, opinion, and expression.
That includes speech that is offensive, unpopular, and yes,
even speech that hurts people.
Police are not the arbiters of hurt feelings.
Their job is to investigate crimes.
Not to build a database of citizens who said,
send them back.
This is the exact same non-crime hate incident playbook
the UK has been using for years.
Where police knock on your door because you liked the wrong tweet.
And now, it's landing in Alberta.
The Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms said it best.
Police should focus their limited resources on investigating actual crimes,
not speech that is perfectly legal and protected by the Charter.
They're right.
When law enforcement starts equating calls for deportation with hate,
and when they encourage anonymous reporting of offensive jokes,
they're not protecting communities.
They're attacking free speech and wasting taxpayer dollars on social engineering.
This isn't about stopping real threats of violence.
Those are already illegal.
This is about controlling the narrative and punishing people for noticing reality.
So, I'm asking you.
No, I'm urging you.
Please share this video immediately, far and wide.
Call your city counsellors in the police commission,
and tell them to get back to real crime instead of policing thought.
Because once the police start collecting files on legal speech,
the only question left is whose turn is next.
If we let this stand in Edmonton, it will be coming for your town next.
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So that's all for today, guys.
I just wanted to bring that to your attention.
Thank you so much for watching.
And as always, stay vigilant.
Keep fighting the good fight and stay tuned.
I'm going to have more video reports coming soon.
God willing.
This is Dan Dix reporting for Press for Truth.
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