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9:43Now PlayingRemember a few weeks ago when some masked eco-terrorists blocked a railroad near Edmonton?
Police just stood there and did nothing to remove it. So a handful of peaceful Good Samaritans simply drove up with a big truck and carted away the garbage that was blocking the railroad.
It was wonderful — normal, law-abiding Albertans peacefully solving a problem that all the politicians and police wouldn’t.
But not to Maclean’s magazine. They published a crazy rant about racist white supremacist vigilantes — and illustrated it with a picture of one of those Good Samaritans, Chase Chomey.
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