[Clive]

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[steve-b]

Anybody up for filing a HR complaint against an imam for preaching an anti-gay verse of the Koran? That ought to make smoke start pouring out of the bureaucrats' ears....

[Jess Kitting]

But that will change once Muslims have exhausted their usefulness as frontmen in the battle against Christians and conservatives.

I'm glad someone is finally recognizing the "battle against Christians and conservatives." It puts liberals, Muslims, atheists, gays, feminists, and some Jews, on the same side: Fighting against Western Civilization, which was founded on conservative principles and Christian values.

When they defeat the Christians and conservatives, they will they turn on each other.

That's a mighty big "when." As much as they'd like to think they can, I don't think they have the power to defeat Christianity and conservatism, unless we first give in to them.

[mckenzie7]

These are similar thoughts that I have had. I’ve always wondered why this hasn’t been brought before the Human Rights Commission in Canada. In fact, I would like to see a Human Rights Commission brought before another Human Rights Commission in Canada on some of the garbage that they spew. Let the various commissions duke it out and bring on the popcorn!

[Christopher Lincoln]

"Human rights" bureaucrats should focus on real human rights issues, like protecting Canadians from bigoted landlords and employers --not censoring journalists.

An earlier post raised the question of what the advocates of these "human rights" tribunals expected them to do if not to attack freedom of speech. Mr. Kay has unconsciously given the answer. They were just fine with doing away with the rule of law because they thought that businesses and property owners would be the victims, not intellectuals and journalists.