“Mr. Speaker, I want to thank the member for his passionate speech and for his very clearly thought-out presentation and understanding of the bill. I certainly hope that the Liberals will follow through with his amendment. My wife and I received a call a couple of days ago from a relative of the pastor of the church I have been going to for about 25 years. She was very upset about this bill. I wanted to soothe her, so I told her, “I do not believe they are going to be taking people in the next few days or few weeks and bringing them to prison.” I was just trying to calm her down. At the same time, I said, “This is leading somewhere. We do not know where it is going to go. It is going to be interpreted.” I wonder if the member could tell us how this would impact the human rights courts—”
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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 41 wordsI will just say to my colleagues and constituents that there is one saving grace in all of this, which is that any law that can be passed by the House of Commons can be repealed by the House of Commons.1Promise · 14 wordsA Conservative government will repeal every single Liberal censorship law at the first opportunity.Partly on point
