Father Raymond J. De Souza: Human rights disease has been stabilized, not cured
Link9/19/2008
A timely intervention has prevented the cancer from metastasizing, but
aggressive treatment is still needed.
The diagnosis is by now well known: From their privileged place within
the body politic, Canada's various human rights commissions have gone
from legitimately fighting discrimination to attacking Canadian
liberties.
There was a real danger of metastasis, as the Ontario Human Rights
Commission (OHRC) attempted to spread its corruption to the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO). The timely intervention
came from the Ontario Medical Association (OMA) and other public
voices. The patient, though -- the Canadian public -- is still
infected with human rights commissions that are compromising our most
fundamental liberties, including freedom of conscience, of religion,
of speech and of the press.
