BC nobly sacrifices good governance to teach one man about hubris | The Beaverton
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Article written by Dan Hershfield
British Columbia's entire electorate heroically voted against their own interests as a province-wide lesson in hubris for one overconfident premier who called a snap election and got snapped back. The crowning touch is that the marginalized communities who'll suffer most will never meet the guy they sacrificed for, but hey — at least Eby's pivot to NFTs and crypto suggests the lesson absolutely did not land.
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A true civic triumph: 5.7 million people collectively stubbed their toe so one guy could learn not to walk in the dark.
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