He was right.
Once again, another Canadian criminal has their social media scrubbed before we can pore through it.
It's disquieting. When shit like this happens, we have the right as a people to see their online garbage and to try and make some sense of it.
When they government doesn't let us see that, then come up with a narrative it's hard to trust their narrative, which leads to distrust of the government.
Censorship is the worst thing a government can do, we need to be able to see what happened for ourselves and social media allows it.