Viva Frei

And the sentiment online, I've noticed, unfortunately, has become...

There's no room for constructive criticism because everyone views it with the same lens of what I call destructive criticism as opposed to constructive criticism of an administration that I desperately want, need, and hope to see succeed.

And so I've noticed a little bit of a change in the discourse where there's a lot less room for dissenting voices or criticism, constructive as it may be.

But it also, you know...

Things are not, obviously, politically speaking, they're in a bit of a turmoil and it's causing a little bit of strife among people who have gotten along.

But other than that, other than that.

No, it's interesting.

Yeah.

No, no, I love the United States.

I'm not unpatriotic to say it's the greatest country on earth.

I wouldn't have left Canada if, politically speaking, it wasn't a sinking ship.

Worse than a sinking ship, a proverbial black hole.

What makes America great is the room for dissenting view.

What is irritating are seeing a lot of people who purport to be Americans, an American spirit, saying, shut up, and we don't want to hear from you if you don't say what we want you to say right now.

That'll change.

You know you're 1,000% right.

It's antithetical to development and growth, period.

And the idea of shutting up the voices that you don't like, I mean, it's one thing.

If you run around calling people names, it's one thing, but people tend to disregard opinions that don't contribute anything to the discussion.

But to silence dissent because...