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Originally Posted by Slava
Well its from the Liberal/Eastern/Elite media anyway, so you'd probably just disregard it. Why don't you just provide a clear example of the use of conscience rights that you are prepared to argue for though? There must be dozens of reasons why this is useful and worth setting up a new court for it.
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yes...really simple....so no one canadian citizen is forced to do something that goes against their belief system...its very straight forward and protects all. See I dont want anyone having to do something they feel is against what they stand for when in any instance there is an easy alternative...its just common sense and something all Canadians should be proud to acheive. You seem to want to force those you disagree with to have to do what they wish not to...which is against anything i thought the compassionate Liberal set feels they stand for. Its amazing to me actually.
I will be the first to say though that should some very rare case come about where its only one provider of any single service that is denying someone else that service and there are no other options, then yes they must be held accountable for it and do it or not be allowed in that position to begin with.
I truly cannot see a single possible situation where that would occur in REALITY in Alberta in this day and age however, and is why the whole thing seems so stupid to be making it an issue when it really quite simply isnt and wont be. I guess the left has to find something to try and stop the evil conservative train from steamrolling their way to power though. Its like the Federal election all over again. Didnt work then and it wont work now.
As for your first line...really? Debate over.