PETITION TO: BC Human Rights Tribunal
BC Human Rights Complaint Jeopardizes Free Speech
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BC Human Rights Complaint Jeopardizes Free Speech
UPDATE: Mar. 28th, 2019
In a 104-page sophistry-filled ruling, the BC Human Rights Tribunal announced on Wednesday that Bill Whatcott has been found guilty of discriminating against Morgane Oger. It has been deemed "discriminatory" to even question transgenderism in public, according to this kangaroo court.
Bill has now been ordered to pay Mr. Oger $55,000 in "damages".
This is an outrageous affront to the free speech rights of every Canadian, threatening our ability to engage in meaningful public discourse.
According to our Constitution, our "fundamental freedoms" include:
(a) freedom of conscience and religion;
(b) freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication;
(c) freedom of peaceful assembly; and
(d) freedom of association.
It is difficult to see how Bill's fundamental freedoms are not violated by this Orwellian ruling.
For further reading, check out this LifeSite News article: https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/court-orders-christian-to-pay-55000-to-trans-politician-for-calling-him-biological-male
Dec. 11th to the 14th, Bill Whatcott will be defending himself before the BC Human Rights Tribunal concerning a complaint filed by "Ms." Morgane Oger, the vice-president of the BC NDP.
During the last election, Bill circulated flyers that revealed Oger's true biological identity and past life as a male. These flyers also shared the Biblical and scientific truth of our human gender identity: God created us male and female - and it is impossible to switch from one to the other. Oger objected to these flyers and complained that they were an "attack", exposing him and other transgender individuals to hatred.
Whether one agrees or disagrees with transgenderism and its underlying gender threory, we cannot allow the BC Human Rights Tribunal to close all debate on the subject. It is not up to this quasi-judicial body to decide which groups of people do and do not enjoy freedom of expression and religion. We all have the right to share our sincerely-held beliefs - whether other people like it or not. Without that right, we are no longer a democracy but a dictatorship!
Watch this video interview with Bill Whatcott from Culture Guard (Dec. 14th, 2018).