Freedom Convoy, the government imposes restrictions but the protest spreads

 

As reported in an article by Fabrizio Baldi in "Atlantico Quotidiano", the protest is spreading in Canada.This is an excerpt from the article: 

 "The protests against vaccination obligations in Canada do not stop. More than a week after their arrival in downtown Ottawa, the Freedom Convoy truckers and their supporters have kept their word and are still permanently camped at Parliament. Hill, where the Canadian Parliament is based. The authorities, however, seem willing to end the protest, so much so that the mayor of Ottawa has declared a state of emergency. Rather than a head-on collision, the strategy seems to focus on targeted interventions to weaken the resistance of the demonstrators: obsessive control of documents and insurance of truckers, some arrests to lead by example (there was talk of unspecified damage to private property), and above all blows to the supply chain, with the removal of a structure where fuel cans were crammed ". 

However, the protest does not appear to have subsided. In fact, the protest has spread. In other cities, such as Vancouver, there are discontent and outbreaks of protest. In Windsor, Ontario and on the border with the United States of America, a group of protesters blocked the bridge connecting the Canadian city to the American city of Detroit. Perhaps, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would do well to give in. When the people get angry they risk uncontrollable situations. 

Politics could do one simple thing: hold a referendum with which to make the Canadian people decide on the issue of mandatory vaccination. 

In democracy, the people rule. If Trudeau were a brave man and were sure of the consent of the people towards both politics, given the situation, he would put the question to a vote. The Anglo-Saxon culture is that of individual law that comes before the collectivity. Individual law is a cornerstone of a liberal democracy. 

On the contrary, when individual law is trampled on, we go towards collectivism, which is typical of certain regimes, such as that of the mustache of Braunau, that of the man from Predappio, that of the Soviet Georgian mustache, that of the man who shot the people asking for bread in Transylvania or that of the Chinese swimmer. This is the fact.