Well, I think the scary thing about political correctness is as scary as it is right now and it's this big behemoth, it's actually not very popular among your average Canadian.

It's not or your average American.

Most people support free speech in general and they accept that if you don't believe that there are 47 pronouns, you shouldn't have to use it.

The problem is that the people who advocate for political correctness, they may not be very numerous but they are very

smart. They're very organized. What they've done is they've managed to insert

themselves into positions of power in pretty much every industry and every walk of

life.

They're in politics.

They're in the law.

You can bet your bottom dollar, they're in the school systems.

They're in the media.

And they're also on social media.

So it's a huge problem because what we have

is this very small group of people that in my opinion has very radical ideas that do not represent the majority of people but they're exercising their power to shape our culture so that one day they may be the majority and it's it's a scary

thing and if we don't start talking about it now we may be in a position in the

not too distant future when we don't we don't even have the power to speak up about it where we don't have

any platforms where we don't have any any politicians who are willing to speak up about it or even

everyday citizens because right now what they're doing is they're really

they're stamping out anything that might challenge

the status quo they're showing people

like what they try to do to Jordan Peterson that there is a price

for speaking your mind and coming out

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