According
to the article, the protest stems from a “parliamentary report into missing and
murdered indigenous women that rejected numerous calls for a full public
inquiry.” (Hagberg, 2014) .
How could the government even consider rejecting a public inquiry? Should we not protect the people that founded
our country?
Three
people are to be charged that participated in the protest. One man apparently hit the window of an
unmarked cruiser, breaking the glass. I
don’t agree with violence when trying to protest something you believe in,
however it seems they may have made a point.
According to spokesman Shawn Brant “there will be consequences for a
national inquiry not being called.”
We need to create a society that wants to help
instead of making it a national issue of debate before any inquiry is even
proceeded with. These aboriginal women
were mothers, children and wives who deserve the respect of at least trying to
figure out what the problem is, and a possible solution to fixing it.
I’ve included the link to the
article, check it out and let me know what you think. http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/03/08/via-cancels-toronto-ottawa-montreal-trains-after-protesters-calling-for-missing-aboriginal-women-inquiry-occupy-tracks/
Do you believe our government has done everything in their power to look into
these cases? Should a public inquiry be called?
Hagberg, L. (2014, March 8). VIA's
Toronto-Ottawa-Montreal Train Service Disrupted by Protesters Calling for
Missing Aboriginal Women Inquiry. Retrieved from National Post:
http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/03/08/via-cancels-toronto-ottawa-montreal-trains-after-protesters-calling-for-missing-aboriginal-women-inquiry-occupy-tracks/
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