Recently, demonstrations by the Canadian truck driver community are intensifying, which has a great impact on the entire Canadian economy and the US-Canada trade. In this context, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken a series of measures, including the introduction of the Emergency Act. Specifically, it is to dispatch military forces to disperse the demonstrators, while authorizing financial institutions to monitor and restrict the flow of funds for demonstration organizations. Among them, the latter can be said to have hit the lifeline of the demonstration organization. Because the protests in Canada have developed to the present, its participants and organizers have long been not just truck drivers, but a large number of retired policemen, soldiers and other diverse groups, including Canadians and Americans, and even members of far-right organizations who have participated in riots in the US Congress.
These anti-system, anti-White-Left ideology people have considerable influence throughout the United States. So when protests against the mandatory vaccination policy broke out in Canada, a large amount of donations from the United States poured into the accounts of various demonstration organizations, supporting the protesters' struggle with the military and police. Once the Canadian government cuts off this funding line, it will undoubtedly be a huge blow to the anti-vaccine and even anti-Trudeau protests. For Trudeau's approach, Musk, a per-maverick American billionaire, made a very controversial comment, which aroused widespread concern in public opinion. The incident was triggered by a news release from well-known cryptocurrency media CoinDesk that the Canadian government was blocking cryptocurrency businesses to avoid demonstrators from getting aid. Musk reprinted the message on Twitter and posted a photo of Hitler that read, "Don't compare me to Justin Trudeau." I have a budget. ”
Apparently, Musk is comparing Trudeau to Hitler, accusing him of eating something that is ugly compared to Hitler. And for Trudeau, whose political spectrum is on the left, comparing him to the most notorious far-rightist Hitler is undoubtedly a very insulting and ironic thing. It can be seen from this that the contradictions between the left and right factions in the United States have indeed developed to a point where water and fire are intolerable. Even if Trudeau simply demanded that truck drivers entering Canada be vaccinated or quarantined, it would provoke discontent among right-wing groups in the United States, so that donations of all kinds flowed to the demonstration organizations, causing unrest to drag on for a long time.
Because of this, after Musk's tweet was released, it also quickly triggered a fierce debate among netizens, so that he had to quickly delete this tweet. But the U.S. Jewish organization still offered harsh criticism of Musk, demanding that he immediately apologize for his "extremely unwise" behavior. For its part, the Auschwitz Museum said that the use of Hitler's image would cause panic and sadness, which was disrespectful to all victims of Nazism and caused suffering to many people.
So far, Musk has not gotten into a lawsuit over the incident. But the political struggle behind the incident has not yet subsided. On February 18, human rights group Civil Liberties Canada formally filed a lawsuit with the court, asking the court to review the legality of the Canadian government's use of the Emergency Act and to stop epidemic restrictions such as compulsory vaccination. In this regard, it is believed that this riot caused by vaccination may not be easy to end, and it will spread to the whole world as the internal contradictions between countries continue to intensify.