Trudeau gov’t study suggests Canadians who value liberty may be ‘intolerant’
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‘There is a risk that people who hold these views will resist federal government messaging around equity and respect for 2SLGBTQI+ communities,’ reads the government survey, in reference to those Canadians who hold ‘libertarian’ or pro-family views.
(LifeSiteNews) — A Trudeau government survey purports to have found an association between “intolerance” and Canadians who are concerned about loss of freedoms and the values being taught to children.
According to a 2023 study entitled Attitudes, Awareness and Behaviours Surrounding 2SLGBTQI+ Communities in Canada, most Canadians hold “libertarian values” and are worried about values taught to children. The survey warned these views “could be associated with intolerance.”
“There is a risk that people who hold these views will resist federal government messaging around equity and respect for 2SLGBTQI+ communities,” wrote the researchers.
According to the collected data, 62 percent of Canadians voiced concern “about the values children are learning.” Their concern comes as the country continues to push LGBT ideology on children through public schools and government-funded drag queen story hours and other so-called gay “pride” events.
At the same time, 61 percent of Canadians held “conspiratorial beliefs” like “the idea that information about the Government of Canada is being hidden from the public.” This discovery comes after a leaked memo in June revealed the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did in fact know about inuries associated with the COVID-19 vaccines and instead of sounding the alarm, developed strategizes to allay the public’s fears.
Similarly, 52 percent of Canadians stated that they hold “libertarian values” such as being “concerned about the loss of liberties and freedoms in Canada.”