'I’m not some villain in this story:' Mayoral candidate Sutcliffe decries 'trolls' ottnews ottelxn
“I expected the trolls,” he told CTV Morning Live on Tuesday. “What I didn’t expect was there are some people who don’t think they’re trolls, but they behave like trolls."
Sutcliffe did not name names. But the media personality and entrepreneur has faced heat on social media for what critics say has been a divisive approach to some issues in the campaign. For example, Sutcliffe has said he won’t declare a ‘war on cars’ or any other means of transport. “It is something you worry about, what you might encounter and what your kids might encounter,” he said. “They’ve heard about stuff at school, their friends know that their dad’s running for mayor, and their friends read stuff online and repeat it to them,” he said. “I don’t think any family should have to experience that.”
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