They Took All The Rights, Put ‘Em In A Rights Museum

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights…

… has placed a gag order on employees that asks them “not to disparage or make negative comments, publicly or privately, oral or written about the [museum], including employees of the [museum]. Any breach of this provision will result in forfeiture of some or all of the settlement proceeds.

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25 Replies to “They Took All The Rights, Put ‘Em In A Rights Museum”

  1. But I wouldn’t “pay a dollar and a half just to see ’em”. No such thing as “rights” anymore anyway. You can’t swing the big stick unless you’re gay or a Muslim extremist. These people have rights. But, if you want to give someone the right to cut off your head, start spreading this around >> http://www.bibleprobe.com/muhammad.htm

  2. This would be absolutely hilarious if SO MUCH taxpayer’s money wasn’t involved!
    A “Human Rights” museum prevents it’s ex-employees from exercising their right to free speech!,although to give them their due, free speech IS “an American concept”.
    Why is it taking five years to build this monstrosity? Incompetence at all levels of management?
    I recently worked on a $360 million construction project, a 300 room resort built on a mountain top,with a large number of specialty rooms,such as -30,-60-and -90 degree celsius cold rooms, saunas, hot tubs,pools,mud baths,etc. The whole place was completed in three years.
    What’s the holdup, except the obvious pun on that question?

  3. James Pawlak, eh, who knew.
    The name of this place should be called Canadian Museum For former Human Rights, as they are pretty much done in Canada. Just ask any university or high school student or professor who does not parrot the leftist line.

  4. This is going to get worse before it is over.
    Personally …. I’d like to see criminal charges all around. Falsely claiming that forced donations of Manitobans money through MPI and MB Hydro were “private” funding contributions to the CMHR should have been enough to end it all then and there. But not so long as Selinger and the dippers had any say.
    Unfortunately … one of the early and key architects of this fiasco (the project not the building) … Gary Doer has become untouchable.

  5. …and charged all the people 10 and 1/2 bucks just to see ’em (woooo) don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you’ve got til it’s gone…

  6. This is Winnipeg for cryin’ out loud. Who in their right mind goes to Winnipeg for their vacation. The number of people going through this white elephant in the winter (6 months) wouldn’t even pay the heating bill. If there was ever a proper tribute to leftist stupidity, this one rates as one of the best.

  7. People forget to mention the other ‘project’…the restaurant located in the middle of a pedestrian bridge.
    Went there in March, snowing, blowing snow, cold. Just to say I did. partner and I were only folk there. More staff than customers per se.
    Food was useless. Plain hamburger buns. Not even sesame seed or something attractive.
    To think I walked all the way (oh parking is another issue) there for this. At least the view of the ice flows against the supports were entertaining.

  8. The “human” rights mavens. Just being the natural fascists they are. Just like the Tolerant Gays, or Moderate Muslims. The compassionate Left . Including the always loving Greens. Forever hiding the crowbar of injustice behind their backs, while smiling to your face.
    Just waiting for the moment of murder.
    Jack Booted control freaks all.

  9. How big’s the display for the right to be robbed by a bunch of fat elite kleptocratic bureaucrats?

  10. It…. Is…. A difficult responsibility,
    That you accept from the number one law-maker me.

  11. Izzy, was just another liberal with his snout in the taxpayers money trough, he taught his offspring well. Who would even go to it, even the best museums are having a tough time keeping the heat on. In this fast paced world who, has the time to sit and cogitate on past mistakes.

  12. Winnipeg’s version of the “Big Owe”. When is someone just going to cut off the funding of this monstrosity? Izzy really must of had pictures of somebody doing something to foist this off on us.

  13. There is no end to the things into which Manitoba Hydro “invests” its swag; from novel harvesting machines like the McLeod Harvester to rights museums. If I was the premier of Manitoba I would consider new faces on the board of directors; directors who might actually concern themselves with the business of supplying electricity to their costumers.

  14. 68 employees for a museum that opens in 2 years. Cut me off a piece of that. On second thought, I lived in Winnipeg, I know better. 68 people with absolutely nothing to do? Could that create poor morale?

  15. I see that thing on the skyline every day when I ride the bus to work.
    I can’t help thinking one day it will make a very nice native run casino.
    Two birds with one stone.

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