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This isn’t only about grifters monetizing political discord either. Though that is plenty bad on its own. It’s about platforms that structurally reward this behaviour. Outrage travels. Division pays dividends. It’s “authentic” until someone gets busted. (And thank goodness for CBC and MEO)
It's not that Albertans shouldn't have a conversation about Alberta’s future. They should. People can be frustrated. People can organize. People can push for change. That is democracy.
When the topic is separation, sovereignty, or annexation... these aren’t small stakes. It doesn’t always have to persuade people either. Though it’s plenty damaging when it does. Eroding trust in civil dialogue, in institutions, and in each other works just as well.