Comments by "Coureur De Bois" (@coureurdebois) on "TED-Ed" channel.

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  8. yes, Canada has gotten progressively worse over the years. incriminating innocent people over something as minor as a fucking pro noun is a far over reach of government power. no group should receive special treatment, no religious group, no sexual orientation group, no skin color group. look at the case that went on for THREE YEARS over 2 boys who were hit with "wrong racial label law" in AUS, 3 years of their life GONE over IDENTITY POLITICS. "Judaism is I feel like it and I'm fine. I won't be charged for criticizing that religion" mean while in places like AUS, Germany, and UK criticizing a religion ( islam) can have you arrested and fined massively. "There is nothing in Bill C-16 giving more teeth against anti-trans speech than against anti-religious speech." it also exclusively states that you must IDENTIFY THEM BASED ON THEIR GENDER EXPRESSION, if you d not you're considered having committed a hate crime. genders like ECO gender, GENDER FLUID, a man who claims he is a woman YOU MUST conform and change your speech to PLEASE THEM or else you're going to PRISON. this is absolutely filthy, this is authoritarian ideals at work. "On another hand, the bill does say if you now incites the killing of every trans out there you could be criminally charged" there is a difference between SPEECH and A CALL TO ACTION if you claim you're going to kill gays or tell others to that is a call to action. if you claim you disagree with them and will not refer to them as a made up gender YOU are considered to have done the same thing. nothing but non-thought out arguments from you, half backed and easily refuted. seriously READ THE BILL check out Peterson
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  40. having a gun does not suddenly mean you can commit crimes and resist the state. come on what kind of argument is that? really... seriously lacking logic. "I mean if guns were good enough to present the government from infringing on your freespeech, they should be good enough to prevent the government from your ability to do drugs" what? what kind of jump is this... this has no value in this conversation, if anything it would be an argument for me. if the government cant even stop illegal immigration OR DRUGS then how would banning guns stop guns? if anything law abiding citizens would no longer be able to acquire guns and criminals would be able to get them "Regardless of your personal stand on drugs, surely you understand that guns don't make a distinction between the state infringing on your rights and the state enforcing a reasonable law?" these arguments are completely unfounded and irrelevant to the topic, in comparison to India, AUS, and UK guns make it much harder for the state and government to pas laws that effect personal rights and free speech. history proves this, if your government becomes tyrannical it is legal to over throw it (yes its actually in the constitution) "In any case, if I had cited the incarceration rate as proof that guns lower crime, your refutation would still have failed." and? i just debunked this tangent of an argument that holds no value in this conversation. "After all, both Australia and the UK (the two countries you named) have a higher percentage of their population living in cities than the USA." actually that is false, only 79% of people in UK live in cities, in AUS its slightly higher at 89 the US is at 81%, good try though. also that still does not account for the number of metropolitan cities.
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