[Sherman Logan]

Unless I’m confused, Canadian human rights commissions have been disassembled since they made the serious mistake of trying to prosecute Mark Steyn.

[Sam Gamgee]

Actually it is a little more complicated and confusing than that. Complaints to the Conservative Government about the activities of the federal human rights commission, and probably the case of Mark Steyn, lead to the repeal of the FEDERAL law. It probably helped that we had a Conservative majority, and that 99% percent of delegates at their convention voted to work to repeal the bad law. It was actually Macleans and Mark Steyn that were hauled and they were actually hauled before the British Columbia human rights tribunal. The tribunal realized it bit more than it could chew going after an organization so public and large as Macleans, so it has given up on going after big people, but small people are still game unfortunately. What we still have is human rights commissions in 9 out of 10 provinces. (I believe Saskatchewan has a commission but it has been defanged). They are still active and still persecuting basically white male Christians. Muslims that chant hate are NEVER brought before a commission.