Coffee and a Mike Meghan Murphy #1117
Apr 18, 2025
Meghan Murphy, an independent journalist and candidate for The People's Party of Canada, shares insights from her unique journey. She discusses the challenges of cancel culture and the impact of her relocation to Mexico. The conversation highlights the current political climate, particularly regarding gender identity ideology and the problems within mainstream Canadian politics. Meghan reflects on generational divides in education and the role of memes in shaping public discourse. This engaging dialogue ventures into the risks faced by independent voices in today's media landscape.
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Pioneer of Cancel Culture
- Meghan Murphy was a pioneer target of cancel culture in Canada, facing blacklisting and protests since 2015.
- She faced threats, stalking, and event cancellations for opposing gender identity ideology and defending women's sex-based rights.
Forced to Leave Canada for Safety
- Meghan was stalked and threatened in her Vancouver neighborhood, forcing her to avoid public places alone.
- She relocated to Mexico in 2021 for safety and maintained Canadian residency but will not live there again due to threats.
Freedom Convoy as a Turning Point
- The Canadian Freedom Convoy was the first major protest that pushed back against authoritarian COVID mandates.
- Despite peaceful and legal nature, participants faced criminalization and harsh government responses including freezing bank accounts.