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 Posted: 01/ 17/ 08 1:30 am Post subject: "Shakedown for Cash" (HRCs) |
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Ezra Levant confided somewhere that it cost him about $5,000 in legal fees for the day of his inTerrorgation. He also provided a very humorous and flippant remark about a “shakedown of cash” in this clip (see 4:13-4:37). In the context of the clip, Ezra is rather offended that he is being asked for an apology which even normal courts do not demand of convicted criminals. But in these human rights commissions, they force you to make nice or they apply their punitive boot on your head.
For me, while what he says is true, it is also particularly troubling that if a Canadian citizen wants to exercise is inalienable rights to free speech on a political, social, or moral question, a complaint to these star chambers can attach a very hefty price tag to that speech, or in Ezra’s “liberano” dialect: a “shakedown of cash”.
A good lawyer will run you about $400 an hour. Do the math. How many vacations with your family is that going to cost? Thinking about doing a renovation on your kitchen or bathroom? Think again. You’ll be taking out a second mortage just to pay the legal bills on the first round of “talks”. These Commissions are a blood sucking leech, not only to our democracy but on the years of hard work that we put into establishing some security for ourselves, our children, and our grandchildren. They’ll suck our equity and dole it out to the professional victims and their groupies for “restitution purposes”.
That is maximally offensive. And we need to put a stake right through it — at all costs.
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Tory_canuck
Location: Red Deer, AB Age: 24 Gender: Female
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| Posted: 01/ 17/ 08 3:17 am Post subject: Re: "Shakedown for Cash" (HRCs) |
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Ezra Levant confided somewhere that it cost him about $5,000 in legal fees for the day of his inTerrorgation. He also provided a very humorous and flippant remark about a “shakedown of cash” in this clip (see 4:13-4:37). In the context of the clip, Ezra is rather offended that he is being asked for an apology which even normal courts do not demand of convicted criminals. But in these human rights commissions, they force you to make nice or they apply their punitive boot on your head.
For me, while what he says is true, it is also particularly troubling that if a Canadian citizen wants to exercise is inalienable rights to free speech on a political, social, or moral question, a complaint to these star chambers can attach a very hefty price tag to that speech, or in Ezra’s “liberano” dialect: a “shakedown of cash”.
A good lawyer will run you about $400 an hour. Do the math. How many vacations with your family is that going to cost? Thinking about doing a renovation on your kitchen or bathroom? Think again. You’ll be taking out a second mortage just to pay the legal bills on the first round of “talks”. These Commissions are a blood sucking leech, not only to our democracy but on the years of hard work that we put into establishing some security for ourselves, our children, and our grandchildren. They’ll suck our equity and dole it out to the professional victims and their groupies for “restitution purposes”.
That is maximally offensive. And we need to put a stake right through it — at all costs.
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Do HRC panalists really look that ugly......nahhhh!....AN HRC PANALIST IS WAAAAAYYYY UGLIER THAN THAT PIC. 
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 BlawBlaw
Joined: 30 Jan 2006 Total posts: 6677 Location: Toronto, ON Age: 43 Gender: Male
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Lawyers are expensive but the $5000 for one day of babysitting seems a bit harsh.
As for the whole apology thing, it is very common in real courts for criminal or defamation purposes. I happen to agree with Ezra's choice to not apoligize for reprinting those cartoons. |
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Edward Kennedy
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| Posted: 01/ 17/ 08 7:38 am Post subject: |
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You aholes on HRC's are cowards, hiding behind the system to persecute innocent people who do not suck the shite splattered rear tit of political correctness like you damned fools do.
Hey idiots, how would you conduct yourselves if you were personally held to account for your tyrannical bigotry, you bunch of cowardly shiteheads? Still just a matter of time until you and/or a lieberal whiner pick on the wrong guy. |
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I would like to see a newly appointed temporary Commission investigate the HRC and punish any and all who are guilty of trampling on our rights. This is corrupt politics at its worse and it is time to pay the piper for all the lives they have ruined.
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| Mark Fournier Member
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I would never hire a person who listed a human rights commission as a previous employer.
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Edward Kennedy
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| Entropy Squared wrote: | | I would never hire a person who listed a human rights commission as a previous employer. |
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No decent person would defecate on a HRC employee. |
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BlawBlaw
Joined: 30 Jan 2006 Total posts: 6677 Location: Toronto, ON Age: 43 Gender: Male
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| The victim mentality has invaded out Constitution and human rights legislation. Basically, healthy, straight, male WASPs don't count because the conventional wisdom is that they are a power group that doesn't need or deserve protection. Complaints by Christians are have been dismissed on these grounds. |
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| TomFoolery Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Total posts: 5872
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| BlawBlaw wrote: | | The victim mentality has invaded out Constitution and human rights legislation. Basically, healthy, straight, male WASPs don't count because the conventional wisdom is that they are a power group that doesn't need or deserve protection. Complaints by Christians are have been dismissed on these grounds. |
And since when did our law evolve stop viewing people as individuals ?
I know - the day Trudeau enumerated the "Classes of Persons" in the Charter. It is then that Canada got put on a crash course to Collective Warfare waged between Groups. |
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BlawBlaw
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| TomFoolery wrote: | And since when did our law evolve stop viewing people as individuals ?
I know - the day Trudeau enumerated the "Classes of Persons" in the Charter. It is then that Canada got put on a crash course to Collective Warfare waged between Groups. |
Forget 1984, it was 1982 when Orwell began to rule Canada. |
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