Canada Lookin' Sus? 🇨🇦🤔 Poll Shows People Ain't Feeling Safe

The Tea

Okay, so listen up, fam. This just dropped: a poll came out, and apparently, over half of Canadians are straight-up not feeling safe in their own neighborhoods. Like, that's kinda sus, right? People are worried about getting their cribs broken into and just generally feeling unsafe when they're tryna chill in their own space.

And get this: a whopping 87% of Canadians think they have the right to defend their home with reasonable force if some rando tries to break in. In Manitoba and Saskatchewan, it's even higher, like 92%. And the older gens (55+) are feeling the same way! So, basically, "Don't come for me or my stuff" is the anthem right now.

But wait, there's more drama. Over half (54%) of the people polled are throwing shade at the justice system, saying it's working against the interests of law-abiding citizens. Like, they think the system is broken and not really there to protect the people who are following the rules. That's some serious side-eye right there.

Apparently, Canadians aged 35-54 are the most shook, with 57% stressing about safety. Maybe it's the whole adulting thing, but they're definitely feeling the pressure.

This all comes after some wild stuff happened where a homeowner got charged after dealing with an intruder. Politicians are weighing in, with one even saying the justice system is "broken". So, yeah, it's a whole situation.

The poll hit up 1,592 Canadians aged 18 or older between September 5 and 7. So, it's fresh tea, straight from the streets (or, you know, the internet).