Weighted voting: Ontario teachers' union will count non-white votes more (legal, health care)
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In the view of these Canadian teachers, the white vote should never exceed 50%. So if there are 20 people in a meeting, 16 white and 4 non-white, each POC vote will count as 4. Presto: equality.
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In the view of these Canadian teachers, the white vote should never exceed 50%. So if there are 20 people in a meeting, 16 white and 4 non-white, each POC vote will count as 4. Presto: equality.
In the view of these Canadian teachers, the white vote should never exceed 50%. So if there are 20 people in a meeting, 16 white and 4 non-white, each POC vote will count as 4. Presto: equality.
In the view of these Canadian teachers, the white vote should never exceed 50%. So if there are 20 people in a meeting, 16 white and 4 non-white, each POC vote will count as 4. Presto: equality.
In the view of these Canadian teachers, the white vote should never exceed 50%. So if there are 20 people in a meeting, 16 white and 4 non-white, each POC vote will count as 4. Presto: equality.
This is why I no longer support national health care.
The left is a political cult that is blatantly racist. You give the government more power and the left will use it to implement their systemic racism and institutionalize it.
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