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你根本不会知道谁去谁不去，所以也不知道谁会在外边思考，谁会在屋里思考。
我不care谁是谁，我反对的是目前加拿大这种“mm是老虎屁股摸不得”的政治正确的氛围。我把这事情的主要责任归到小土豆和他的党头上是因为他们现在执政。是他们的东郭政策。我可以说他们削减伤残老兵的福利去资助恐怖分子吗？很好奇有多少人是真正读了新闻做出自己的判断，还是仅仅听别人的忽悠？
读读下面的新闻，看看谁给事件先定的性？
是你们最感谢的人!‼
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.the...hijab-off-girl-in-scarborough-police-say.html
‘I felt really scared and confused’ — girl attacked twice by man who cut her hijab in Scarborough
11-year-old Khawlah Noman says she was walking to school with her younger brother when the man approached and cut her hijab. Police say they are treating the attack as a hate crime. They are seeking one suspect described as an Asian man in his 20s.
By JENNA MOON Staff Reporter FATIMA SYEDStaff Reporter
Mon., Jan. 15, 2018
Update – January 15, 2018: Toronto Police say they have determined that this incident did not occur. See follow-up story here.
Khawlah Noman was walking to school with her younger brother on Friday when she felt somebody pull the hood of her winter jacket down. Protected from the rain was the 11-year-old’s light blue hijab — the target of a man holding a pair of scissors with a blue handle.
Over the next 10 minutes, she said she was attacked not once, but twice, by a man who is now a suspect in a Toronto police hate crime investigation.
“I felt really scared and confused,” she told reporters Friday afternoon, recounting the traumatic incident in a Scarborough neighbourhood near Birchmount Rd. and Sheppard Ave. E.
“I didn’t feel comfortable about what was going on.”
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When her attacker pulled her hood down, she said he cut her hijab from the bottom up. Terrified, she turned to face him — a young Asian male, roughly 5-foot-8 to six feet tall, wearing black pants, a black hoodie and brown gloves. He had a moustache, the girl told police, and glasses, too. He was smiling at her.
Khawlah Noman, 11, had her hijab cut off of her by a man while on her way to school Friday. She says he smiled at her when he was doing it. (STEVE RUSSELL / TORONTO STAR)
She looked at him and screamed. Her attacker ran away.
Frightened, Khawlah and her 10-year-old brother, Mohammed Zakariyya, rushed to join a group of children walking nearby so they wouldn’t be alone with the attacker.
Together, they continued their morning walk to school down Birchmount Rd. Held up at a traffic light at Bay Mills Blvd., the brother and sister were separated at opposite ends of the crossing.
Mohammed didn’t make the light in time to safely cross, so his sister waited for him while the group moved on. He said he watched as his sister’s attacker again approached her, scissors in hand.
The little boy was scared, worried his sister would be hurt. “I’m so glad that she’s safe and I’m safe,” he said.
When they got to school, they discovered the bottom of Khawlah’s hijab had been cut by about 30 centimetres.
The incident was deeply upsetting for the children, and for their mother, Samia Samad.
“I don’t know why he did that,” Samad said, visibly shaken and in tears.
“It’s just not Canada. I’m frustrated and I’m angry, but I do believe in peace in Canada. I am so proud to be a Canadian, and I want to give (the attacker) the same message.”
The assault against Khawlah, a student at Pauline Johnson Junior Public School in Scarborough, is being condemned by leaders from all three levels of government as unrepresentative of Canadian values.
“I can’t imagine how afraid she must have been,” said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in an unprompted statement of support for Khawlah at a news conference in London, Ont.
“I want her and her family and her friends and community to know that that is not what Canada is and that is not who Canadians are.”
Premier Kathleen Wynne was outraged.
“Everyone in our province has the right to worship and dress however they choose,” she said. “And everyone has the right to feel safe and respected no matter what they are wearing or where they go.”
Mayor John Tory said he was “shocked and appalled” by the incident, stating, “No child should ever be afraid walking to school in Toronto because of what they are wearing.”
The school’s website says 68 per cent of the junior kindergarten through Grade 6 students in attendance speak a language other than English at home.
“For something like this to happen to one of our kids here is piercing to my heart,” said TDSB spokesperson Shari Schwartz-Maltz.
The school board’s social work team was on site, and letters will also be sent home with students at all three schools in the Scarborough neighbourhood addressing the assault against Khawlah.
“We want to make sure they know we’re aware of what’s happening, and we’re available to talk,” TDSB trustee Manna Wong said.
Toronto police lauded Khawlah’s quick thinking and response to the attack, with Const. Jenifferjit Sidhu saying she was “very, very smart” for shouting and joining the group of students ahead of her. Sidhu said this is “an isolated incident,” such that she has never seen in her 20 years of service.
Police are investigating this as a hate crime, but the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General will need to approve any hate crime related charges associated with the assault.
“Having the police recognize this as a potential hate crime is a much greater act of deterrence, and a signal that Islamophobia will not be tolerated,” said Mohammed Hashim, a member of the Urban Alliance on Race Relations.
Toronto Councilor Neethan Shan has campaigned for Jan. 29 — the one year anniversary of the mass shooting at a Quebec City mosque — to be marked as a Day of Remembrance and Action on Islamophobia. Incidents like this, he said, make such days even more imperative.
“A day of action will express our recommitment to fight Islamophobia, and become a rallying call,” he said. “But legislative changes are very important. We need to find ways to get communities to trust the criminal process, and report hate crimes.”
Khawlah’s light blue hijab is now with police as evidence. Wearing a white hijab loaned from a friend, she softly gave a message to her attacker.
“What you’re doing is very wrong, you should stop doing this,” she said, holding back tears.
“I’m a kid.”
如果小土豆能够招两个流浪汉去他家里和他一起生活，我保证终生都投他的票。否则就不要在这里以牺牲全体加拿大人利益为代价来沽名钓誉。
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我只知道总理代表政府，警察是个执法机构。如果警察可以代表政府的话，G7 峰会弄几个多伦多警察去就行了。
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你看出来政府在两个事件上的不同对待了吗？剪头巾是刑事案报了警的，所以各方能够及时了解案情并做出反应。辱华游戏有人报警吗？无非是知道的人捅给媒体和政客，信息传播途径比警方的直接通报要慢，比较起来当然没那么及时。
http://m.51.ca/info/news/canada/2017-09/582729.html
加拿大辱华游戏"肮脏的中餐馆"遭政府强烈谴责
2017-09-29 15:55来源：本网综合作者：思忆
多伦多地区一间工作室开发的手机游戏因为模拟中餐馆经营，被指责辱华和种族歧视，遭到加拿大各级政府的强烈谴责，并要求警方介入调查。但是开发游戏的工作室称，游戏的目的只是在讽刺。
据CBC报道，该游戏由安省万锦市的Big-O-Tree工作室开发，名叫“肮脏的中餐馆”（Dirty Chinese Restaurant）。玩家在游戏中扮演一名叫“黄福” （Wong Fu）的角色，从兄弟王福（Wang Fu）那里继承了中餐馆并进行经营。游戏的元素包含华裔非法移民，中餐馆偷税漏税、压榨员工、制造暴力、贿赂卫生检察员，手拿菜刀捕杀流浪猫狗和老鼠，以及用垃圾甚至杀人做成的食物提供给顾客等。但是工作室称，这些并不是中国文化的纪实代表。
该游戏工作室的网站显示，他们“要做标新立异的、没人有胆量做的游戏”，工作室的口号是“政治正确很无聊”。
目前该游戏正在脸书、推特等多个社交平台上进行宣传，尚未正式上线。
然而，由于这款游戏的情节涉嫌辱华，在美国和加拿大已遭到强烈抵制。最早发声的是纽约州华裔国会众议员孟昭文（Grace Meng），她在26日连发3条推特，呼吁谷歌、苹果等平台不要同意上架这一游戏，还在脸书上发表长文称：“这代表了针对亚裔美国人的种族主义。”
纽约市议员顾雅明（Peter Koo）也表示：“这家公司似乎故意试图用种族主义的刻板形象冲击人们的价值观，来贩卖这款游戏。”
纽约社区人士陈家龄表示，虽然游戏工作室注明该游戏是“黑色幽默”，但游戏中充斥着侮辱华裔的内容。贬低和损伤了华裔形象，贩卖仇恨和种族歧视一点都不有趣。
在加拿大，安省政府周四发表声明加以谴责。声明说：“我们的政府谴责所有形式的种族主义，包括负面、低贬的偏见和不停伤害某一族群的种族主义及信念。”
省府说，“万锦公司开发的这款游戏﹐其宣传片充满了刻板印象的偏见。这是完全错误的，具有伤害性的。居住于安省的加拿大华人多达70万人。他们对社会贡献良多，是促使安省以至全国强健的一个族群。上述宣传片头提醒我们，种族主义及族群定型实际存在﹐对个别人士及社区产生极大伤害的后果。安省永远不会支持一家以种族主义及狭隘思想为卖点的公司或货品牌子。我们强烈要求发展这个游戏的公司三思，重新考虑推出市场销售﹐认真想一想它对整个华人社会的有害影响。安省不接受种族主义的存在。”
万锦-于人村选区省议员陈国治说：“该游戏以贬低和侮辱描述华裔社区，令我感到震惊。就在上个月，我曾抨击万锦发生的种族主义事件，获知此类活动再度出现，令我非常不安。”
他还说，“华裔社区为安省的文化、经济和繁荣做出重要贡献，我非常骄傲安省设立了反种族歧视总部，反击并努力防止这些令人厌恶的行为。在我们国家和我们省，种族歧视都不能容忍，在我们万锦-于人村这样的富有生机而多元的选区，同样不能容忍。”
另外，安省反对党保守党主席彭建邦（Patrick Brown）也对发表了义正词严的声明，谴责该公司的辱华行为。他指在加拿大扎根的华裔社区及勤劳工作的华裔加拿大人是本国不可或缺的一部分，也是其中一个推动本国经济及社会重要发展的族裔，任何侮辱及涉及歧视的行径都是错误及不能接受。
彭建邦在声明中特别提到，本国华裔商人包括经营餐馆者，都是勤劳工作的本国人，绝不能容忍任何他们的恶意中伤及侮辱。
游戏工作室所在地万锦市的市长薛家平（Frank Scarpitti）周五也表态，称万锦作为加拿大最具多元文化的城市，华裔人品约占40%，市府一直推动种族和谐和对不同族裔都要互相尊重，因此不能接受任何带有种族歧视的情况出现。市长还将就此事于下周召开记者会。
另外，万锦区域议员李国贤已要求约克区警方介入调查。
中餐馆已成为世界餐饮界的重要一员，在加拿大华人聚居的多伦多温哥华等地，中餐馆数量繁多，形象也在不断提升。有分析指，现今欧美保守势力抬头，排外、反移民、白人至上等观念的影响扩大，“肮脏的中餐馆”虽然只是一款游戏，但其明显带有种族歧视的意味值得警惕。
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多伦多地区一间工作室开发的手机游戏因为模拟中餐馆经营，被指责辱华和种族歧视，遭到加拿大各级政府的强烈谴责，并要求警方介入调查。但是开发游戏的工作室称，游戏的目的只是在讽刺。
据CBC报道，该游戏由安省万锦市的Big-O-Tree工作室开发，名叫“肮脏的中餐馆”（Dirty Chinese Restaurant）。玩家在游戏中扮演一名叫“黄福” （Wong Fu）的角色，从兄弟王福（Wang Fu）那里继承了中餐馆并进行经营。游戏的元素包含华裔非法移民，中餐馆偷税漏税、压榨员工、制造暴力、贿赂卫生检察员，手拿菜刀捕杀流浪猫狗和老鼠，以及用垃圾甚至杀人做成的食物提供给顾客等。但是工作室称，这些并不是中国文化的纪实代表。
该游戏工作室的网站显示，他们“要做标新立异的、没人有胆量做的游戏”，工作室的口号是“政治正确很无聊”。
目前该游戏正在脸书、推特等多个社交平台上进行宣传，尚未正式上线。
然而，由于这款游戏的情节涉嫌辱华，在美国和加拿大已遭到强烈抵制。最早发声的是纽约州华裔国会众议员孟昭文（Grace Meng），她在26日连发3条推特，呼吁谷歌、苹果等平台不要同意上架这一游戏，还在脸书上发表长文称：“这代表了针对亚裔美国人的种族主义。”
纽约市议员顾雅明（Peter Koo）也表示：“这家公司似乎故意试图用种族主义的刻板形象冲击人们的价值观，来贩卖这款游戏。”
纽约社区人士陈家龄表示，虽然游戏工作室注明该游戏是“黑色幽默”，但游戏中充斥着侮辱华裔的内容。贬低和损伤了华裔形象，贩卖仇恨和种族歧视一点都不有趣。
在加拿大，安省政府周四发表声明加以谴责。声明说：“我们的政府谴责所有形式的种族主义，包括负面、低贬的偏见和不停伤害某一族群的种族主义及信念。”
省府说，“万锦公司开发的这款游戏﹐其宣传片充满了刻板印象的偏见。这是完全错误的，具有伤害性的。居住于安省的加拿大华人多达70万人。他们对社会贡献良多，是促使安省以至全国强健的一个族群。上述宣传片头提醒我们，种族主义及族群定型实际存在﹐对个别人士及社区产生极大伤害的后果。安省永远不会支持一家以种族主义及狭隘思想为卖点的公司或货品牌子。我们强烈要求发展这个游戏的公司三思，重新考虑推出市场销售﹐认真想一想它对整个华人社会的有害影响。安省不接受种族主义的存在。”
万锦-于人村选区省议员陈国治说：“该游戏以贬低和侮辱描述华裔社区，令我感到震惊。就在上个月，我曾抨击万锦发生的种族主义事件，获知此类活动再度出现，令我非常不安。”
他还说，“华裔社区为安省的文化、经济和繁荣做出重要贡献，我非常骄傲安省设立了反种族歧视总部，反击并努力防止这些令人厌恶的行为。在我们国家和我们省，种族歧视都不能容忍，在我们万锦-于人村这样的富有生机而多元的选区，同样不能容忍。”
另外，安省反对党保守党主席彭建邦（Patrick Brown）也对发表了义正词严的声明，谴责该公司的辱华行为。他指在加拿大扎根的华裔社区及勤劳工作的华裔加拿大人是本国不可或缺的一部分，也是其中一个推动本国经济及社会重要发展的族裔，任何侮辱及涉及歧视的行径都是错误及不能接受。
彭建邦在声明中特别提到，本国华裔商人包括经营餐馆者，都是勤劳工作的本国人，绝不能容忍任何他们的恶意中伤及侮辱。
游戏工作室所在地万锦市的市长薛家平（Frank Scarpitti）周五也表态，称万锦作为加拿大最具多元文化的城市，华裔人品约占40%，市府一直推动种族和谐和对不同族裔都要互相尊重，因此不能接受任何带有种族歧视的情况出现。市长还将就此事于下周召开记者会。
另外，万锦区域议员李国贤已要求约克区警方介入调查。
中餐馆已成为世界餐饮界的重要一员，在加拿大华人聚居的多伦多温哥华等地，中餐馆数量繁多，形象也在不断提升。有分析指，现今欧美保守势力抬头，排外、反移民、白人至上等观念的影响扩大，“肮脏的中餐馆”虽然只是一款游戏，但其明显带有种族歧视的意味值得警惕。
头巾事件韦恩和土豆都在第一时间发推，土豆还在公共场合发了声明，所以一瞬间就将这个还只有报案方单方陈述的案件推成了国际新闻头条；
游戏事件省府只有声明，韦恩没有发推，土豆更是没有，而且反倒是美国那边的几个议员率先积极发出抵制的声音。
另外你不要小看声明和推的区别：头巾事件真相出来后，土豆没有发推，只发了声明，说没发生觉得很欣慰云云，正是他这前后的热和冷让很多人（包括非华人在内的很多加拿大人）认为他在事件真相出来后轻描淡写，缺乏检讨自己之前过于轻率的诚意。
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