Where Is M103? Where Is Justin Trudeau?

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Donald Trump retweets Britain First deputy leader's Islamophobic posts

 

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特朗普最牛!

 

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嗯，看着就政治不正确。

 

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Donald Trump retweets Britain First deputy leader's Islamophobic posts

to be politically correct, you cannot say "killing Europe". You cannot even discuss it openly. M103 is right there.

Ottawa library cancels planned screening of controversial 'Killing Europe' doc
Blair Crawford, Ottawa CitizenBLAIR CRAWFORD, OTTAWA CITIZEN
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Published on: November 24, 2017 | Last Updated: November 24, 2017 10:10 PM EST

The Ottawa Public Library has cancelled a planned screening of the documentary Killing Europe.

The Ottawa Public Library has cancelled this weekend’s screening of a controversial documentary, Killing Europe, after complaints the film was thinly disguised hate speech against Muslims and immigrants.

“I am letting you know that I have been working with the city solicitor about concerns brought forward by the Ottawa district labour council, unions, residents, board members and friends,” Coun. Tim Tierney, who is chairman of the library’s board of directors, said in an email. “I had asked the CEO to review and address the concerns expressed.”

“I can now report that the rental of the room will not take place.”

The documentary was to have been screened Saturday afternoon at the library’s main branch on Metcalfe Street. The screening was to have been hosted by the group ACT! for Canada, a group dedicated “to speaking out about the clear and present dangers emerging from those who do not embrace Canada’s values …”

Killing Europe, by Danish ex-patriate Michael Hansen, purports to warn of the dangers of the “Islamification” of Europe.

But even a “30-second Google search” by the library would have revealed it to be hate speech, says human rights lawyer Richard Warman, who was one of the people to complain to the library about the screening.

Screening the film is “in clear violation of the library’s own rental policy prohibiting the use of space for discriminatory purposes,” Warman wrote in an email to the library and its board members, Mayor Jim Watson, and others.

“When I looked at the three-minute trailer, it was clear it was going to be an all-out assault on immigrants and the Muslim community,” Warman said Friday.

“The messages contained even in just the trailer is that ‘immigrants are coming to swamp and devastate Europe and that Muslims are engaged in perpetual massacres of the white populations.’ Obviously, it set off alarms.”


Warman received confirmation the screening had been cancelled in an email Friday morning from library deputy CEO Monique Désormeaux.

Coun. Catherine McKenney, another library board member, said Friday she “wholeheartedly” supported the library’s decision to cancel the screening and promised better discussion in the future about what the library chooses to allow.

But where to draw the line between suppressing free speech and stifling hate speech?

Warman said the screening clearly violated the library’s obligations, stated on its website, to not provide public space for individuals or groups that “are likely to promote discrimination, contempt or hatred to any person on the basis of race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, age, sex, marital status, family status, sexual preference, or disability, gratuitous sex and violence or denigration of the human condition.”

“As a human rights lawyer, I’m firmly in the camp of defending freedom of expression under Section 2B of the Charter,” Warman said. “The library board is absolutely right to defend freedom of expression, while at the same time complying with their parallel obligation under Ontario human rights law not to discriminate against people on the basis of race and religion.”

In the case of Killing Europe and ACT! for Canada’s own newsletter, which Warman said includes claims of gang rapes and “grotesque caricatures of pakis, blacks and illegals,” there is “no grey area.”

“This is hate propaganda that is clearly directed toward recent immigrants and members of the Muslim community,” he said.

“The main thing is that we ensure public venues aren’t used as amplifiers of the message of hate-mongers … Public, taxpayer-funded facilities cannot be used to engage in hate propaganda. The library board has the obligation, when we know that these groups will attempt to misuse public facilities, that they engage in a sort of rudimentary 30-second Google check: ‘Who are you again? And what’s the movie you want to show?’ The 30-second Google check would have come up with the answers and set off alarm bells.”

In a statement Friday evening, ACT! for Canada’s Ottawa spokeswoman Alexandra Belaire admitted the documentary is “difficult” and exposes the rise of homophobia, anti-Semitism and rape-culture in Europe.

“By de-platforming the world premiere screening of ‘Killing Europe,’ the City of Ottawa and the Ottawa Public Library are permitting the perpetuation of these abuses and are permitting themselves to be tools of institutionalized oppression,” Belaire’s statement said.

 

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Killing Europe, you want to watch this movie before you can tell how bad is the far right people.
Now, we are not allowed to watch it publicly. So now, you can only tell how bad is the far left correct-forever people.

 

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估计明年他也不想去英国了。老川肯定去过多次，做老总访问也没啥意思，那个破国家也没啥好看的，想和梅姨呛声直接上推特就行了。

男不和女斗。
老川真没品。