Sounds Like Racism
Originally published on December 17, 2020.
Last Updated on March 2, 2024.
You can never expect Progressives and more precisely Canada’s State Broadcaster (CBC) to ever tell the truth … at least not on purpose.
But when you read between the lines of this story about the postal service in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, knowing that CBC is lying, you can get a better picture of what is really happening.
“I was accused of being a racist because somebody wanted a parcel and the parcel wasn’t in. I was called a f—ing qablunaq because I apparently took their job,” he said.
“Being cursed because I’m the white guy who’s working away … how is that my fault?”
The drama at the Cambridge Bay office comes amid a push by Canada Post to improve its relationship with northern communities. A new “northern strategy” will see the company meet with community leaders across the North to develop an improved approach to service, including bringing more Indigenous staff on board.
“One of my deepest regrets was not being able to speak to our elders in their tongue…. That’s something that always bugged me.”
These quotes give the actual story.
- White worker
- Native population
- Accusations of racism against white worker because mail is late
- Canada Post suggesting ‘relationship’ issues and working on those by removing white people
- White dude does not speak their language
CBC would like you to believe that the white worker is the problem (only white people can be racist.) But it is clear from the facts that the predominantly native population feel animosity toward the person who is serving them because he does not speak their language and is different, that is … he’s white. Switch the groups around and what do you have? Presto! Racism.
Progressives will always cover for their pet groups and the CBC always lies. In any other setting, this would be decried as racism. Here is just ‘need to improve relations.’