...In Canada, the law denies "the right to say his piece" to the likes of Bill Whatcott, a man who believes that homosexuals are sinners and in need of God's grace and forgiveness, but it has no objection to those who think homosexuals are evil and should be put to death. Mr. Philips need never fear the scrutiny of the "human rights" commission, or the cost of ten-year legal battles.But do go read the whole thing...
No homosexual needs the state's protection from Bill Whatcott. But all of us need protection from nitwit jurists blithely sacrificing core Western liberties to ideological compliance. It's not about Left vs. Right, gay vs. straight, religious vs. secular; it's about free vs. unfree. And on that most profound question, Canada's supreme court is on the wrong side. Nuts to them.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Nuts to Them...
So says Mark Steyn, on the occasion of a particularly galling ruling by the Canadian Supreme Court. Mr. Steyn has a short piece on the ruling, with this conclusion:
Labels:
Free Speech,
Steyn,
Supreme Court
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