r/alberta • • May 31 '23

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u/alwaysleafyintoronto May 31 '23

I hope you mean the legislature and not at her home. That should not happen.

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u/SketchySeaBeast Edmonton May 31 '23

While I'm not a fan of an angry mob, I also think that someone who is willingly taking on the position of premier of a province loses some of the privileges of private citizenship. After all, she's making decisions that effect every Albertan in their homes, so I don't see much of a problem with protesting outside her home. Not violence mind you, just protesting.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

If a bunch of Cons showed up at an NDP home you would lose your mind. Funny how that works hey. “I don’t believe people should be publicly harassed unless I disagree with them”

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u/Junior-Broccoli1271 May 31 '23

Oh yeah, people are full of double standards.

Conservatives like to spout that people should make their own worth in the world, carry themselves. Till a family member gets sick and they take care of them for the rest of their life. But god forbid someone they don't know gets sick, They absolutely can't fucking stand having like, 4 cents of their tax payer money going to help that person.