Yes precisely my point. It achieves nothing other than increasing justification for crackdowns on remaining freedoms. One thing that might get attention is start just launching massive numbers of FOIA requests at local and provincial representatives demanding copies of any and all written and electronic correspondence they’ve had with other party members that specifically address steps they’ve taken in representing constituents on specific issues, which would be referenced in each request. As a politician I can imagine being bombarded with FOIA requests that are demanding you account for what you are doing on a day to day basis to actually represent your constituents would be very unsettling. I think it would be a worthwhile exercise brainstorming a list of what these issues are that we currently feeling unrepresented on.

- elimination of capital gains taxes or at the very least the establishment of deminimus tax free, per transaction spending amounts on digital assets

- rolling back the rules on eligibility for EI that make it impossible to collect paid-in benefits due, in the event of dismissal or quitting from an abusive employment situation.

- giving workers the ability to opt out of CPP payroll deductions that we will never see

- elimination of the practice of deducting all CPP and EI benefits via at source deductions within the first 6 months of the year rather than in an evenly distributed manner, if at all

- elimination of maximal income tax collection through progressive tax bracketing

- the elimination of property taxes so people can actually own land

- the end of the privately held Bank of Canada and the return of currency issuance to the people

- deregulation of farming and elimination of farm estate taxes for farms passed to family members

- deregulation of meat, milk, eggs and produce production and sale

- getting federal law enforcement out of the province

I could go on and on.

Here’s a great video that needs to go viral about income taxation in Canada:

https://youtu.be/wprUQ-EMoZ8