I just want to comment that sometimes the threat of coercion or force, as opposed to an overt act of violence, means that you're stopping someone from doing something. You're stopping someone from leaving, for instance, through a threat of coercion.
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Kerry-Lynne Findlay Conservative Delta—Richmond East, BC
I just want to comment that sometimes the threat of coercion or force, as opposed to an overt act of violence, means that you're stopping someone from doing something. You're stopping someone from leaving, for instance, through a threat of coercion.
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