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Eight of us weigh in on the court's separatist petition ruling. thewalrus.ca/alberta-sepa...

thewalrus.caCan Alberta Still Separate? Experts Clash over the Landmark Court Decision | The WalrusA cross-country panel debates one of the most consequential rulings in years

libertyforalberta.bsky.social

@libertyforalberta.bsky.social

21 May

You should go to an APP meeting. You could witness hundreds of average Albertans weigh in on the same issue. Everyone of them would have equal or greater standing to weigh in on the topic than your 8.

Jared Wesley

@jaredwesley.ca

Our team has attended dozens of rallies and townhalls hosted by APP and other separatist groups. How many have you attended?

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libertyforalberta.bsky.social

@libertyforalberta.bsky.social

21 May

I have been to a couple. How many have you gone to? I went with an open mind and did some independent analysis. Did the “team” go with an open mind or did you and your team attend with a preconceived position that you were only looking to support? Your post history would suggest a bias.

Jared Wesley

@jaredwesley.ca

21 May

6 myself. I distinguish between separatists and their leadership. According to our interviews, the former openly question the quality of the latter. The latter are public figures and subject to criticism. And I have been critical.

libertyforalberta.bsky.social

@libertyforalberta.bsky.social

22 May

I see the independence movement as a citizens initiative. It is not owned by the signatories to the petition. I agree some of the “figureheads” of the movement deserve some criticism. (Actually, everyone who comments should be open to fair challenge)