Government Sickeningly Declares Proud Boys A TERROR GROUP!

The very second liberals get into power, they begin banning the things that they don’t agree with or the things that they out and out hate.

For example, if a liberal ran a bakery and bought it from a conservative there is a chance that they will ban the use of flour for reasons beyond description, which is usually what most liberals like to do.

Face it, they don’t like free speech. They would rather be in power and tell people the things that they can say.

They also have the power to declare any organization a hate group. Hell, they could probably declare your bowling league a hate group if they wanted to.

The days of free speech are on the ropes people.

Canada on Wednesday declared the Proud Boys a terrorist entity, adding the far-right group to a list that includes al-Qaeda, ISIS and al-Shabab in an effort to crack down on “ideologically motivated violent extremism,” described by the country’s public safety minister as the “most significant threat to domestic security.”

The announcement by Public Safety Minister Bill Blair came less than a month after some Proud Boys joined the violent mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol after attending a rally by then-President Donald Trump in the hope of overturning the presidential election. Five people, including a Capitol Police officer, died in that attack.

It also followed a warning last week by the Department of Homeland Security about the heightened threat of “ideologically motivated violent extremists with objections to the exercise of governmental authority and the presidential transition” and “perceived grievances fueled by false narratives.”

Designation as a terrorist group carries financial and legal consequences. Police can seize the property of the group or its members; banks can seize their assets. It’s a crime to knowingly provide assistance to a designated group to facilitate or carry out attacks. Group members may be denied entry to Canada.

The government also listedthe Atomwaffen Division, a neo-Nazi group whose members participated in the violent 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville; the Base, another neo-Nazi group; and the Russian Imperial Movement, a Russian nationalist group with members linked to violent activity abroad.