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WOKE Canadian Commission Says Christmas Is Racist · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So Canada continues to lead the world in woke lunacy. Here's the headline.
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  Canadian Human Rights Commission claims Christmas is rooted in identity as a settler colonial state.
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  And who is this Canadian Human Rights Commission, you ask, Well,
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  they do things like persecuting comedians for telling jokes they don't like. So basically
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  they're just far left assholes who want to make everything worse. And of course,
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  as you would expect, they're not big fans of Christmas or Christianity.
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  And keep in mind, I'm not even religious myself. I'm just not an
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  awful person that wants to ruin Christmas. Says a discussion paper on religious intolerance
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  just from the Canadian Human Rights Commission, claims that Christianity and practice in Canada
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  is essentially a form of discrimination. Only through better understanding of how religious intolerance
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  takes place in Canada, our legislation, policies, and programs be crafted to
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  address the causes and consequences of this intolerance. Seems to me like perhaps the
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  Canadian Human Rights Commission needs to address its own intolerance to Christianity, But of
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  course that's not going to happen because this is just another institution in Canada that
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  is nothing more than a far left echo chamber and a tool to punish those
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  people who don't have the right beliefs. And what the Commission actually does is
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  that it sorts out complaints that are lobbied and then decides which one should go
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  to the human rights tribunals, which are far left kangaroo courts. It says
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  here on their government website that one major difference between human rights legislation and criminal
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  law lies in the different standards of proof. Different standards of proof applied to
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  evidence at a tribunal hearing. In criminal law, allegations must be proven beyond
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  a reasonable doubt. The standard of proof under the coat, as in civil
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  law, is on the balance of probabilities. In other words, did the
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  discrimination more likely occur than not? Spoiler alert, It always occurred. And
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  I'll tell you what. I can't help but think that perhaps Canadians like Christmas
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  more than they like the Canadian Human Rights Commission. Let's actually go to their
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  website. Here's the first page. It says, I want to complain.
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  If you believe you've experienced discrimination or harassment, you may be able to file
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  a complaint with the Human Rights Commission. So yeah, they're here for people
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  to complain. How about this every voice counts anti racist transformation from the inside
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  out. That's sounding very woke to me. Let's see the Commission's anti racism
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  journey. It's always journeys and transformations. It sounds so nice and positive,
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  but all they're actually doing is telling you not to ask people where they come
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  from. As Canada's national human rights institution, the Commission has long acknowledged that
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  systemic anti black racism is real in Canada. I find it strange how they
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  just they focus on one group, Like Canada is multicultural and Canada does not
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  have the same history as the United States in respect to black people, although
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  the Canadian left very much wishes that it were so. But because it's not,
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  well, they're just faking it. But I still find it weird they
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  focus on this one group which is four point three percent of Canada's population,
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  and I think this is just the far left's obsession in Canada with American politics.
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  But anyway, no organization is immune and it is up to all of
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  us to uncover and reject all forms of racism and discrimination wherever they arise.
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  Well, what if I don't say, well, that's the thing you have
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  to. In fact, no organization is immune, and it's imperative that you
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  be constantly uncovering and rejecting all forms of racism and discrimination, even if they're
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  not there, even if they don't exist, just make something up. And
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  that, of course is exactly what they do. But anyway, back to
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  Christmas. The Commission claims that discrimination against religious minorities in Canada is grounded in
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  Canada's history of colonialism. Well, but isn't it true that everybody that comes
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  to Canada, regardless of their background or religion, are also colonists. I
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  mean, is there a specific year when the people coming here were no longer
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  colonists? Was it the year that Trudeau got elected? Maybe so already this
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  isn't making any sense. But whatever quote, the history manifests itself in present
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  day systemic religious discrimination. An obvious example is these statutory holidays in Canada.
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  The paper reads, statutory holidays related to Christianity, including Christmas and Easter,
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  are the only Canadian statutory holidays linked to religious holy days. The paper states,
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  well, guess what, it's a Christian country. I mean, if
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  I went to India, I'm not going to say, hey, stop oppressing
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  me with the fore armed lady. I look at the very least, Canada
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  is a culturally Christian country. In other words, Christmas is just normal here
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  and people like it. Quote. Canada's history with religious intolerance is deeply rooted
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  in our identity as a settler colonial state, the paper reads. Quote.
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  A key example of which we still see the effects today was the systematic effort
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  to delegitimize and eradicate Indigenous spirituality and ways of life through the use of residential
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  schools. Of course, it's a lot more complicated than that, but don't
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  bother telling them because they've already made up their minds. And by the way,
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  forty seven percent of Indigenous people in Canada identify as Christians, so guess
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  what they like Christmas too. So basically they're mad because Easter and Christmas are
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  statutory holidays and obviously that's suppressive. But what it's really about is destroying tradition.
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  Can we say cultural revolution? Yet? And again, I think people
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  like Christmas more than the Human Rights Commission. Christmas should get a tree,
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  a nice dinner, and presence if you get anything from the far leftists at
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  the Canadian Human Rights Commission. It'll probably be a trigger warning and a copy
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  of the Communist Manifesto. But what is the point of this. I imagine
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  the point of this is setting the stage for just banning public Christmas displays.
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  Any other kind of religious display probably be fine, but Christmas, eh.
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  You know all this it's settler colonial bullshit. Now, I imagine it'll be
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  sending people to this page here. I want to complain and watch your complaint.
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  I saw a Santa at the mall, and now I have PTSD and
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  now I'm too depressed to even dye my armpit hair purple. Anyway, Can
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  I have some money? Now? That's all I gotta say about that.
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