The University of Victoria didn’t just have a protest, it had a riot. A legally blind volunteer was attacked, smoke bombs were thrown, and a mob shrieked like feral animals while police dragged an academic off campus for holding a sign. All because OneBC dared to bring ideas, not slogans, onto a publicly funded university. And instead of condemning the violence, Premier David Eby stood up in the Legislature today and said Dallas Brodie “got exactly what she wanted.” Not a word about the assault.

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