>Freezing bank accounts when you have not been convicted of a crime happens all the time and is the way things have to work. >It is the way the banking system a

>Freezing bank accounts when you have not been convicted of a crime happens all the time and is the way things have to work. >It is the way the banking system already works. Okay, sure. So your argument boils down to that's the way it is and it's practical. >There is no "staged media campaign" to smear people, the media was reporting on the fact that having kids in the red zone had become illegal with the emergency orders. At the point when the reporting on kids began on every network, there were no emergency orders. >it is not remotely comparable to church, women's centres, or union picnics. If you brought your kids to walk the line with you on a wildcat strike that might be comparable.. Fair. Point taken. >In my most generous moments I sometimes can forgive the OPS for thinking that this wasn't that big a deal at the start. I remember the police presence at Oka, Gustafsen Lake, and the WTO in Montreal. It seems like these protesters got a lot more leeway.