The "Human Rights Tribunal" in Canada has just ruled that a pastor is forbidden to speak about homosexuality in a "disparaging" way:
A Christian pastor has been given a lifetime ban against uttering anything "disparaging" about gays. Not against anything "hateful", let alone something legally defined as "hate speech". Just anything negative.You realize that "disparaging" means, "anything other than saying homosexuality is a good and normal and natural thing".
So a pastor cannot give a sermon.
But he must give a false sermon; he is positively ordered to renounce his deeply held religious beliefs, and apologize to his tormentor for having those views.
And then that pastor is ordered to declare to his entire city that he has renounced his religious views, even though he has not.
That's Alberta's human rights commission. That's the group where 15 bureaucrats are busily beavering away against me, because I published some Danish cartoons two years ago.
That's the same "law" under which Maclean's and Mark Steyn are charged.
Fire. Them. All.
Don't think it can't happen here.
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