Lately I have come across several strong conservative voices for right wing politics in the United States. Steven Crowder. Ben Shapiro. Charlie Kirk.

These are people who use rational, fact based arguments to support their ideological positions.

What are the Canadian equivalents?

Whenever I examine the landscape here in Canada, right wing opinions get lumped in with the lowest common denominator of people, which is used to dismiss conservative ideology in its whole.

For example, if you don't support opening Canadian borders and the rights of citizenship to anyone who can make it into this country, you are a white supremacist.

If you disagree with leftist positions on Aboriginal Affairs, you are a colonialist.

If you disagree with equality of outcome and instead support a position of equality of opportunity, you are a racist.

If you agree with Jordan Peterson and his views on gender, you are transphobic.

Canada is making moves towards tribalism. We are not a unified nation. But what about those of us who have no tribe? Because, for the record calling me "white" is to actually racialize me.

I'm upset. My young son wants to be a police officer. I would like to support him. But i am very worried that he may end up wasting his time and never achieve a dream because he is a white man. I want him to have the same opportunity as a black child, sikh child, asian child, with the same intellect, strength and achievement of others to pursue and attain their dreams.

It's time to form a proper movement, one where stone cold racists who also supports these positions are not included. Where ignorant voices are not attributed to the status quo that we wish to keep, and the change we wish to make.