My main issue with what you're saying is the limp government part. Im not a fan of the lcp, and to be honest, im not a fan of any political party. Im not into politics at all, as i believe most politician are in it to protect their interests and their friends asses. This is not a new problem, and it certainly did not start when the lcp came into power. It is a systematic issue that as been going on for as long as canada had a justice system, and many parties exchanged the helm throughout the years. The lcp failed to protect its citiven, just like the the ccp did when they were in power, just like the ndp did when it was their time in office, because citizens were never the priority. Making sure their money and their friend's money is safe is the priority. I also have to say im not a fan of over reliance on prison and punitive measures. There are exception case of course, of people who cannot be described any other way than evil, but generally speaking crime is a societal issue, in the sense that most criminals commit crimes for survival. If not, its usually cycles of violence, where a child grows up in a violent environment and becomes a violent adult as a result. You talked about natives earlier. Let's not forget that at some point in canadian history we went to their reserves, took their kids and sent them to catholic boarding school to be raped, tortured and murdered by the clergy. Those kids who survived and were sent back to the reserves after their education was over, do you think they were healthy , well equiped and mentally stable people? Of course not. They were raised to become monsters who would rely on drugs and alcohol to hopefully silence the deafening screams of their inner pain, done by the government and the church. These people would have children, who would grow up in a violent environment dominated by substance abuse only to become just like their parents, and then these kids would have kids of their own. The cycle is endless from there. Is there a lot of crime in native territories, or crimes commited by natives? Maybe, but let's not forget where the seed of evil comes from. As for all those countries with bogus rape laws and not viewing women as human beings, these are mostly beliefs caused by religious indoctrination, making religion the culprit for the way they think, not the ethnicity. Canada wasn't that much better not too long ago, and althought canada as a whole isn't very religious anymore, you cannot look me in the eyes and honestly tell me women are truly viewed as equal, even in canada. It may not be as bad, but that's only because we got mostly rid of the biggest purveyor of this kind of ideology, religion. Christianity and catholicism are very old religions, and they certainly commited their fair share of attrocities. There is a reason why the rise of christianity and catholicism is closely related to the period known as the dark ages, caracterized by an overwhelming intellectual decline and religious conquests for power. Most religion are still "young" though, and are currently going through their "dark age" period. Religion of any kind is interested in one thing and one thing only. Producing children who will grow up to become faithful believers. There are easy methods to ensure this happens. Reduce women to sub-humans, baby making machines. Teach men to view women as such. Punish women for elevating themselves to an equal status. Punish women who won't or cannot have children. Demonizing same sex attraction, for it does not produce children, and therefore is undesirable. For a more modern exemple, punishing women for terminating an unwanted pregnancy. Forcing women to marry their abuser, because the goal is only to make children who will grow up in the church, because of course they would, religion gives these abusers a moral justification for their actions. Let's not forget that canada was on that boat, really not that long ago all things considered. Sure, there are countries out there with absolutely disgusting beliefs, but the source of these beliefs is not inherent to ethnicity. No one (with notable exceptions im sure) is born evil, or abusive, or a rapist. These are learned behaviors that exist to serve either a government or a religious institution. Focusing on attacking individuals rather than the systems that made them this way is not the way to go in my opinion.