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Natilien Joseph Liberal
“A Conservative member said yesterday that a noose is not a hate symbol. I want all parties to speak out against that statement. I am asking the member if he will condemn what his colleague said.”
“Mr. Speaker, yesterday evening in the House, a Conservative member said something extremely serious. He said that the noose was not a hate symbol. I want to take this opportunity to ask all members of the Conservative Party, the Bloc Québécois, the NDP and the Green Party to join us in condemning this member’s remarks in the strongest possible terms. The question I want to ask my colleague is this: Does he condemn this member’s remarks?”
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Mr. Speaker, yesterday evening in the House, a Conservative member said something extremely serious. He said that the noose was not a hate symbol. I want to take this opportunity to ask all members of the Conservative Party, the Bloc Québécois, the NDP and the Green Party to join us in condemning this member’s remarks in the strongest possible terms. The question I want to ask my colleague is this: Does he condemn this member’s remarks?