EXPOSED: Canada’s Two-Tier Justice System And More Immigrants On The Way!

Canada’s justice system is falling apart, and every day, Canadians are paying the price. In this episode of Mac’s Opinion, we break down real cases where really bad offenders and repeat criminals walk free, while peaceful protesters and taxpayers get slapped with harsh sentences. From courtroom double standards to political hypocrisy, this is the ugly truth the media won’t show you.

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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Opening
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00:01:09 - A man tried to solicit a 15-year-old girl
00:01:54 - Judge gives conditional discharge to Akash Mark Kent
00:02:23 - Rideshare driver assaults multiple women
00:03:08 - Personal support worker caught speeding 200 km/h
00:03:46 - Deepak Sharma kills a pedestrian, avoids prison
00:04:28 - Sharma crashes again, Wartman dies
00:05:44 - Bell technician exposes himself, gets house arrest
00:06:05 - Tamara Lich and Chris Barber vs real criminals
00:06:40 - The stabbing of 78-year-old Shahnaz Pestonji
00:07:39 - Liberal bail policies exposed
00:08:19 - Elderly immigrants fast-tracked to Canada
00:08:54 - Canadians told to sacrifice, newcomers benefit
00:09:26 - Imported dependence, paid with your taxes

🔗 Sources Mentioned:
• CTV News – Family Sponsorship Numbers: https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/nearly-18-000-foreign-nationals-invited-to-apply-to-sponsor-parents-grandparents-1.6568047
• Global News – Stabbing in Toronto - https://globalnews.ca/news/11294791/toronto-police-unprovoked-attack-suspect/
• Toronto Police – Rideshare Assaults - https://www.tps.ca/media-centre/news-releases/63510/

The recent comparisons of different legal cases highlight concerns about the fairness of the **criminal justice** system. While some individuals get lenient sentences, others face harsh punishments, as seen in cases covered by **canada news**. This scrutiny raises questions about the application of **law** and the principles of **crime** and punishment, especially considering recent debates covered by **news** outlets.