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The Rempel experiment. I contacted 10 people that I personally knew, who were Twitter users and not very political, or yet #BlockedByRempel. I asked them one simple favour. To ask Michelle Rempel a fair immigration based question as non-partisanly as possible. #cdnpoli #ableg
Questions asked were, "While I agree that irregular immigration had increased, could we find a solution that didn't require rhetoric" or variations of it, asked directly to Michelle Rempel via a reply to one of her Tweets. #cdnpoli #ableg #BlockedByRempel
If not blocked the first time, to ask a second question along the lines of "What about your policy for irregular immigration would differ from the Liberals?" Or a variation of that. Well, the results were shocking/not shocking. #BlockedByRempel #cdnpoli #cdnmedia
These questions were asked randomly over the last 3 weeks. 8 of the 10 were #BlockedByRempel on the first question, the other 2 on the second question. So what do this tell us? #cdnpoli #cdnmedia #ableg
That a Canadian politician who is paid collectively by Canadian taxpayers refuses to answer basic and fair questions posed by Canadians in a non-confrontational manner in a public forum. She is so thin skinned that she blocked immediately or soon after. #BlockedByRempel #cdnpoli
*note: the Tweets were sent by non-anonymous accounts, or people with a public profile. Anonymity was promised. This wasnt scientific or journalistic. This was a curiousity I indulged in. #BlockedByRempel #cdnpoli #ableg
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