Canada Progresses From Land Acknowledgments to Property Confiscation

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What if the asinine land acknowledgments by which moonbats in North America express their hatred of their own country are not just deranged virtue signaling? What if liberals actually follow through on the notion that our countries belong not to those who built them but to the descendants of the nomadic savages who wandered around in this region before civilization arrived?

It might look something like this letter to property owners from the city of Richmond, British Columbia:

Via the Globe and Mail:

The letter, signed by Mayor Malcolm Brodie, says that the Cowichan Tribes v Canada land claim ruling, handed down in August, “may compromise the status and validity of your ownership.”

Richmond and British Columbia are among those appealing the demented and malevolent decision.

“I think this is one of the most significant rulings in the history of the province, and maybe the country,” Mr. Brodie said Sunday. “I think it potentially could dismantle the land title system, certainly in our province, with ramifications across the country.”

Justice Barbara Young’s 863-page ruling, in what was billed as the longest trial in Canada’s history, said that the Cowichan Tribes “have established Aboriginal title” to roughly 800 acres in the city, as well as an Aboriginal right to fish for food.

It also declared private ownership (called fee simple title) and interests held by the federal government and the City of Richmond in the lands to be “defective and invalid.”

Moonbats have never been fans of private ownership. See The Communist Manifesto for details.

Maybe this will degenerate into a multi-$billion looting spree by moochers claiming to have Indian blood. Or maybe Caucasians will no longer be allowed to own property in Canada.

When liberals shriek that they want to “decolonialize” civilization out of existence, believe them.

On a tip from R F.

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