John Diefenbaker
Some of Diefenbaker's policies were, at least to my mind, wrongheaded (his foreign policy for starters) -- but he did stand for freedom of the individual and he tried, in vain, to establish a viable Bill of Rights.
John Diefenbaker
Some of Diefenbaker's policies were, at least to my mind, wrongheaded (his foreign policy for starters) -- but he did stand for freedom of the individual and he tried, in vain, to establish a viable Bill of Rights.
8 comments:
Too bad the current PM doesn't give a shit about free speech.
As opposed to the current leader of the oppositiion who doesn't give a shit about Canada....
Better to keep your mouth closed and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.
Now, go and count your EAP signs.
I hear New England is lovely this time of year.
so, are these your post Russia, aka the former Soviet Union, reflections?
.. oh & after reading all the Anonymous posts above, have you thought of - eliminating - that option!?
Daria S.
As long as none of that fancy talk offends the human rights tribunals. God help anybody that befalls a state funded bureaucracy run by sanctimonious lawyers.
Better to keep your mouth closed and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt. God help anybody that befalls a state funded bureaucracy run by sanctimonious lawyers.This is a fascinating post! It could not have been expressed better.
We don't have freedom of speech in Canada. If we did, there would be no such thing as a hate speech law used to harass religious and "nativists".
Instead of letting multiculturalism and pluralism win on it's own merits (such a society can actually occur on it's own over time), the left uses the force of law which creates resentment.
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