Ladies and gentlemen of the interwebs, I present to you the premier of the province of Nova Scotia,

talking about your constitutional rights like they are mere prerogatives of the crown. Behold.

Will you appeal the decision?

I don't think so. I'm not aware of an appeal being prepared.

It's kind of come and gone.

And as we move forward, I as Premier will certainly look at circumstances that are in front of me at any given moment in time.

And I will always do what is necessary to keep people safe, to keep property safe every single time.

We'll make that decision.

We'll do that again if necessary.

That's a clip from middle news.

What happened at the beginning here?

That's the premier of Nova Scotia.

And I want to highlight just a couple of key words that he said in that 28 seconds of utter stupidity.

Appeal the decision?

I don't think. I'm not aware of an appeal being prepared.

I'm not aware of an appeal being prepared.

And why would I bother appealing it when I'll just declare my intentions to do whatever the hell I want,

regardless of what the courts have already declared I can and cannot do.

But there's another word in there.

We're going to do what is necessary to protect people and property.

People rights be damned.

Come and gone and as we move forward, I as Premier will certainly look at circumstances that are in front of me at any given moment in time

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