“All of my proposals are constitutional,” Poilievre said.
“We will make them constitutional using whatever tools the constitution allows me to use to make them constitutional. I think you know exactly what I mean.”
You may not care about the constitutional rights of criminals, but maintaining the rights of the lowest of society is exactly how we protect those rights for everyone else.
After the incarcerated, who is next?
I’ve read a number of articles claiming to demonstrate how many of the negative things our governments and corporations foist upon us were first used in prisons. They were then rolled out to the general public, starting with disadvantaged and marginalized communities.
It’s time for organizations like the John Howard Society to get more support so that they can be more vocal and more active.
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You may not care about the constitutional rights of criminals, but maintaining the rights of the lowest of society is exactly how we protect those rights for everyone else. After the incarcerated, who is next?
I’ve read a number of articles claiming to demonstrate how many of the negative things our governments and corporations foist upon us were first used in prisons. They were then rolled out to the general public, starting with disadvantaged and marginalized communities.
It’s time for organizations like the John Howard Society to get more support so that they can be more vocal and more active.