Commentary Ordinarily the Quebec government would win hands down the Purposeless Petulant Political Posturing Cup for its decree banning citizens without vaccine passports from provincial liquor stores and pot shops. These being days of rampant abnormal normality, however, there are simply too many worthy contenders in the field to declare a clear winner for specific acts. Indeed, Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé managed to move into knockout competition with himself by pointlessly pointing to a substantial increase in first-time vaccinations within 12 hours of his no-booze-for-you-without-vaccine-passports decree. The minister’s enablers in Quebec’s journalistic ranks immediately (and obviously erroneously) conflated correlation with causality, allowing the minister to bask in the success of his unproven claim. There is, of course, no possible way to know now why first-jab vaccinations would jump from 1,500 to 6,000 in that time frame, never mind independent verification that they did. Au contraire, there’s good reason to …