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Steering us wrong: From the Jewstablishment’s Federal Election 2008 Guide to the Issues for the Community:
HATE SPEECH AND THE CANADIAN HUMAN RIGHTS ACT: Recently, significant attention has been paid in the media to the issue of complaints filed using S.13(1) of the Canadian Human Rights Act, which prohibits use of the Internet for purposes of spreading content likely to expose identifiable groups to hatred or contempt. Contrary to the view that this law enforces political correctness at the expense of free speech, CJC believes that it is an important legal tool to protect Canada’s vulnerable minorities from hatred, racism and intolerance. Rather than abolish this section of the Act, it should be amended to require the Commission to handle cases using a “case management” approach to ensure close supervision of the complaints process and timely review and adjudication, where warranted, on S.13(1) complaints, along with other appropriate oversight mechanisms.
My election advice to Jews and all Canadians: fuggedabout the security blankie (which, ironically, turns out to be making us far less secure since it precludes our raising any objections to issues relating to Islam). If you want to halt the march of sharia and dhimmitude, get rid of Section 13 and its provincial and territorial equivalents for starters, and, as a follow up, tear down the rest of the cockamamie “quasi-judicial” apparatus. It shouldn’t be too hard to do. The entire Rube Goldberg-like construct is rotten to the core, and should therefore go down with one good heave.
