This is what Carney's Canada looks like. A woman drives at a man on his way to a peaceful rally. Nearly hits him. Then jumps out of her car and attacks him. The left calls us the dangerous ones. Watch the video. Tell me who's dangerous. Carney has divided this country and radicalized his own side. This is the fruit of it. Canadians never used to behave like this. We were the polite ones. Disagree at the dinner table, shake hands after. Nobody drove their car at a stranger over politics. Then Trudeau first then Carney spent the last 11 years calling half the country dangerous. Extremists. A threat to Canada itself. When the Prime Minister tells you your neighbours are the enemy, don't act surprised when people start treating them like one. He didn't calm this country down. He lit the match. Carney keeps saying we live in "a dangerous and divided world." He's right about the divided part. He just won't admit he's the one dividing it. He didn't inherit this division. He manufactured it — rally by rally, label by label, calling his own citizens the threat. The dangerous world isn't out there somewhere. It's the one he built right here. Why would a leader do this?? Because it works. A divided country doesn't ask about results. It picks a side. Fear is the easiest turnout machine ever built — scared people vote, and they vote for whoever promises to protect them. And while everyone's fighting each other, nobody's looking too hard at what he's actually doing. Division is a distraction and a turnout strategy in one package. Where does this kind of leadership lead us to??? Somewhere ugly. First it's shouting at rallies. Then it's cars and fists, like that video. Every time a leader calls the other side an existential threat, a few people take him literally. Keep going down that road and politics stops being a debate and starts being a fight. That's the history of it, every time, everywhere. Nobody gets to ring that bell and control where it ends.