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Recently, Canada's "Free Motorcade" protests have disrupted the capital, Ottawa, and the flames of protest have been rapidly spreading in places like the United States, Britain, France and New Zealand. In this regard, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau was helpless, so he had to find a "secret safe place" to hide and declare that he was infected with the new crown. This "beautiful landscape" in the West has aroused great concern among netizens.
On the 17th, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian posted a tweet on his personal Twitter account, poking the Canadian lung tube. On the left, Trudeau condemned the demonstrators for protests in his home country, "who have no right to obstruct our economy, our democracy, or the daily lives of our people," the tweet shows. The protests must stop. On the right side of the image is Trudeau's solidarity with the Rioters: "We will loudly and unequivocally support human rights (action) around the world." For this contrasting picture, Zhao Lijian issued a soul torture question: "Which one told the truth?" ”
In the comments section, many netizens lamented that Trudeau was nakedly "double standard" and "hypocrisy", and questioned why he was condemning every word when talking about the protests, and did not mention the so-called "human rights". Some British netizens joined the ridicule, believing that the West was lifting a stone to drop its own feet, at the beginning, they advocated the riots as a "beautiful landscape" for the sake of anti-China, and now Western protesters are encouraged, and demonstrations and riots are endless.
According to reports, now Both Canada and the United States are worried about the long-standing protests. Trudeau first declared a "state of emergency" and demanded that protesters leave the streets of the capital as soon as possible or risk being fined, arrested or trucks confiscated. Interestingly, after Trudeau declared a state of emergency, many Americans were unhappy. The Fox host jumped out and slammed Trudeau for his "tyranny," arguing that he had terminated Canada's "freedom to talk" and was a "dictator." Americans also gathered in front of the Canadian Embassy in New York to protest in solidarity with the protesters in Ottawa. This "dog bites dog" farce has seen many netizens shouting at the heart of the people, it seems that the "double standard" set is still the United States playing slippery, as long as it is not the United States riots, even if it is an ally, it is difficult to escape the condemnation of the United States.
What is more interesting is that many Canadians believe that the United States has exported "riot ideas" to Canada, because some American politicians have been advocating anti-vaccine, anti-blockade and other ideas, resulting in such protests spreading in the West, and the US "Congressional riots" have provided a model for Western demonstrators to besiege Parliament. In addition, there is evidence that some Americans have provided funds to protesters in Canada.
Of course, the United States did not gain any "benefits" in the chaos in Canada, and they themselves were also repulsed. As angry Canadian protesters blocked the U.S.-Canada border crossing, the fragile U.S. supply chain was hit again, and the U.S. auto industry was bitter. When this large-scale protest in Canada pierces the face of the "double standard" of the West, it also graphically illustrates what is the "self-inflicted evil consequences", and it applies to both Canada and the United States.
All along, the United States has hoped to export a set of its own values to the outside world, and some Western countries have also tended to follow behind the United States, but what they did not expect to receive was the division and violence rooted in American society, which led to waves of protests in the West, impacting the so-called "democracy" and "human rights" in the West again and again, making them vulnerable.