Ben Bankas

I'm sorry, in my eyes, maybe, I don't know what, you know, British Columbia and Canada has some really crazy laws, so I'm sure, you know, they were suggesting, the guy, some guy was trying to get people to call the police during the show to have me arrested for hate speech.

I guess it's the payback we get for bullying the crap out of them in high school, right?

We bullied them, and then we bullied them in university when they took liberal arts degrees.

And we said, you're not going to have a job.

You're not going to be anybody.

You're going to be nobody.

You're going to be working at McDonald's.

We used to do that at my alma mater in Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.

the frosh week the first week like freshman week and they would you know the uh the engineers would say to the the arts majors that their thing was mcdonald's mcdonald's that you're gonna work at mcdonald's because your career your degree means nothing so those people got upset

And those people were like, maybe I'll get into politics.

And then they got into politics.

And then all the other people who were bullied and felt, you know, done wrong by voted for them and wanted, yes, we're going to change things.

We're going to get rid of the jocks and the meanies and, you know, the toxic men.

And we're going to replace it with feminized men and woke women and LGBTQ plus, the 2IA and, you know, BIPOC and all this stuff.

And they don't want to lead for everybody.

That's the big difference is that people who were in power before who weren't like ultra left did primarily they would make speeches and say, we're we're trying to make we're here for everybody, even though we won.

You know, you're a guy lost, but we want to make sure that you know that we care about you and your problems.

And for the most part, they did.

Conservatives were in power in Canada.

Homosexuality was not illegal.