Bill C-389: The One More Reason To Never Become An Employer Act of 2011

105 Replies to “Bill C-389: The One More Reason To Never Become An Employer Act of 2011”

1. If you do away with the big laws, you don’t have liberty or even anarchy; you have little laws.
   G.K. Chesterton

2. @ batb: discrimination against religion is already not allowed. Its not my fault the HRC discriminates…
   I already told you, I am not in favor of any anti-discrimination laws – period. The problem is the hens are already out of the henhouse. Yet another group not to discriminate against doesn’t matter.
   But all this hallabaloo about washrooms sounds just like the anti-gun nutters hallabalooing about citizens carrying firearms how there would be blood in the streets!

3. langman: ” … discrimination against religion is already not allowed. Its not my fault the HRC discriminates…”
   Well, langman, have you ever voiced your objections to the fact that the HRCs always honour gay “rights,” which aren’t even included in our Charter of Rights and Freedoms, while they routinely trash Canadians’ freedoms of religion and expression? When it comes to the HRC, gays, and Christians, gays’ “rights” trump Christians’ rights every time.
   What a cop out: It’s not my fault.
   That’s what those who knew what the Nazis were doing, systematically exterminating European Jews, said when the horror came to light. It wasn’t/isn’t my fault.
   Grow a pair, langman, and see if you can’t expand your concept of justice.

4. “Well, langman, have you ever voiced your objections to the fact that the HRCs always honour gay “rights,” ”
   No. I have voiced my opinion that we don’t need the HRC period.
   It’s possible to still like homosexual and transgendered people and still despise the HRC.
   Thanks anyway.

5. Who said anything about not liking homosexual and transgendered people?
   That’s always the tricksy game the pro-gay agenda folks play: If you have a problem with the lifestyle which, BTW, puts its practitioners at risk of higher rates than the rest of the population of drug and alcohol abuse, abusive and violent relationships — of which there are many — and STDs and opportunistic diseases, you, apparently, don’t like homosexual or transgendered people.
   A lie.
   It’s simply not true. I have gay friends and, frankly, what they do in the privacy of their own homes is fine with me. It’s the activist gay agenda I have a huge problem with — the promotion of the lifestyle as “normal and natural” — because it’s a supremacist agenda, ‘nothing to do with equality, which tries, at every turn, to coerce, silence, and punish those who disagree with it. Activist proponents use illiberal means, i.e., the HRCs, to silence and punish those who don’t go along with them.
   So, you’re welcome.