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Evangeline Lily urged Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to talk to a group of truck drivers protesting against COVID-19 restrictions and vaccines.
Lily, who is Canadian, expressed her thoughts directly to Trudeau in a video posted on Bridge City News’s Instagram account.
“Today I want to talk to you about your current approach and treatment of our Canadian colleagues protesting against your federal vaccines,” the actress said. in the video. “They have asked to meet with you, Prime Minister, medical experts, leading scientists, doctors, nurses, parents, grandparents, smart, loving, caring citizens.”
The Avengers: Final star further cites a report that 2.3 million people took part in the ongoing Canadian protests, although Reuters claimed the number was mistakenly attributed to Ottawa police and was not confirmed.
Evangeline Lily urged Justin Trudeau to sit down and talk to Canadian truckers protesting against restrictions and vaccines against COVID-19 in Ottawa.
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“If you are so convinced of your own reasons for the mandates, sit down and walk through the leaders of a group of 2.3 million protesters across the country representing many millions of others across the country and explain it to them and ask them to listen with open hearts and minds as well then respond reciprocally, “she said.” Listen to what they have to say, with a mind open to hearing things that may contradict the ideas in which you are rooted. “
Canadian truckers have been protesting in Ottawa since late January, calling for an end to COVID-19 mandates. February 14 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau first used the Emergencies Act Canadian history.
Lily spoke openly about her concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic. In January, the “Ant Man” star spoke out against the vaccine in a message on social media.
“I was in the District of Columbia this weekend to support physical sovereignty, while Canadian truckers rallied for their peaceful convoy in support of the same,” she signed her publication.
She added that she believes that no one “should ever be forced to inject anything into their body against their will”.
In the past, Lily has openly expressed her concern over the coronavirus pandemic. She recently spoke out against the COVID-19 vaccine.
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“That’s not the way to go,” Lily insisted. “It’s dangerous. This is unhealthy. This is not love. I understand that the world is in fear, but I do not believe that the answer to fear will solve our problems by force. “
In March 2020, she stated on Instagram that she and her family did not strictly follow safety guidelines, dismissing them as “troubled”. At the time, she said she had “weakened immunity” and she was living with her father, who was battling “stage four” leukemia.
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Lily received a reaction after discovering that she and her family did not take safety advice seriously.
In the following days the actress apologized for her “insulting, arrogant” comments on the issue and assured supporters that he maintains social distance and stays home to “smooth the curve”.
Timothy HJ Nerozzi of Fox News contributed to this report.
