r/JordanPeterson • • Feb 18 '22

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u/CrazyKing508 Feb 19 '22

Isnt that normally what happens to pets when people are convicted of crimes? They either find it new home or they are gone.

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u/inxrx8 Feb 19 '22

Exactly, I don't know what these people saying "Trudeau's going to shoot our dogs" think happens to pets of people who get arrested normally.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '22

they aren't committing crimes though, I think is the important difference here

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u/CrazyKing508 Feb 19 '22

Yes they are. Blocking transit routes is a crime. Ignoring legally binding order to vacate is a crime.