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Among the messages are holocaust denial, comparing Jewish people to dogs and promising to “purposely give all the Jews the wrong meds.”
Journalists should be the first to know the necessity of crossing certain lines regardless of people's opinions or diktats. Certain work requires necessary freedom.
It turns out that in 2019, the most dangerous regulatory agencies are the big tech and media companies themselves. Their primary target? Ideas.
Does YouTube facilitate right-wing radicalization? The data says otherwise
Under our new modernized laws, you can only incite hatred if you can justify it based on a religious opinion.
Energy crisis continues as oil rig activity drops 50%
Actor and film producer Ellen Barkin tweeted her thoughts on appropriate retribution: she thinks Louis C.K. should be raped
According to the party’s website, their constitution and principles are based solely on Islamic teachings and profess Islam to be the native religion of Canada.
For the state to compel people to say things they believe to be false, under threat of penalty, is a violation of human dignity.
Similar support is found amongst Canadians in regards to the election of right-wing governments, with 4 in 10 saying they would like so see more right wing governments elected around the world.
?A report released by Michael H. Tulloch, a judge of the Court of Appeal for Ontario suggests that police abandon the practice of carding citing its ineffectiveness and racial undertones.
The last quarter of 2018 provided copious amounts of fodder for combatants in the battle of ideas.
Louis C.K. was simply practicing his comedic art. The only thing that’s changed is that he is now doing it a world where art has little to no value.
With the 2019 election fast approaching, and the odds looking quite poor for Jagmeet Singh, it may well be time to ask: who will lead the swaths of former NDP voters in the coming election?
I wonder who these therapists are really looking out for. Given that they continue to advocate, and even double down, despite no strong evidence for the widespread existence of “recovered memory”