CLEAN : Portraits of two Canadian protesters

The speaker shares their first-time protest experience, driven by opposition to government mandates, particularly vaccine passports. They express frustration over the impact on personal freedoms, such as attending university and dining out. The speaker feels a renewed sense of patriotism, joining a convoy to fight for rights. Despite challenges and slow progress, they remain determined to achieve a peaceful resolution without breaking the law.

What motivated the speaker to attend their first protest?

• A desire to support the government

• The introduction of vaccine passports

• An interest in political activism

• A friend's recommendation

How does the speaker feel about the Canadian flag during the protest?

• Indifferent

• Ashamed

• Confused

• Proud

What is the speaker's main goal in attending the protest?

• To promote violence

• To meet new people

• To get rid of the mandates and regain rights

• To support the vaccine mandates

What does the speaker find confusing about the pandemic restrictions?

• The support from the community

• The availability of vaccines

• The clarity of government communication

• The inconsistency in work regulations

How does the speaker view their own ability to handle the situation?

• Dependent on government guidance

• Incapable of self-care

• Confident in self-reliance

• Uncertain about the future

What is the speaker's stance on breaking the law during the protest?

• They are indifferent to the law

• They want to avoid breaking the law

• They encourage others to break the law

• They are willing to break the law

What outcome does the speaker hope for from the protest?

• A violent confrontation

• A happy and productive resolution

• A prolonged conflict

• A change in leadership