Cultural assimilation is often assumed to be driven by an immigrant's love of their new home. But a look at Canada's past shows that negative reinforcement can be just as effective.

Ryan and Donoso discuss Chinese influence on the west coast before diving into Ryan's Judicial Tyranny article.

When exposing the harm of online pornography, too often the focus is on the struggle of the individual consumer. Less attention is directed towards its impact on society at large; forcing us to access who the real victims are, and what can be done.

"https://nationalpost.com/opinion/rex-murphy-this-is-the-worst-canadian-government-ever-can-there-be-any-question?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1612558910"

Ryan and Donoso discuss the recent Gamestop debacle and the issues with the stock market. Ryan gets angry about numbers in a computer. Finally, the two discuss the issues with Canadian secessionism raised in the Wexit article.

Karl Popper's paradox of tolerance suggests that for a society to remain tolerant, it must be intolerant of the forces that threaten it. The concept may resonate on its face, yet reveals a significant philosophical error in modern liberalism — it is missing a central principle.

"https://nationalpost.com/opinion/rex-murphy-of-course-the-liberals-didnt-support-keystone-there-was-no-political-gain"