"Civil liberties" for some, but not the rest of us
July 7, 2015
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as posted by the channelIt's not supposed to be this way, but certain rights trump other rights in Canada now. Brian Lilley of TheRebel.media says we saw this with the Trinity Western Law School decision, and now he has another example.
Civil liberties groups have been denied intervenor status in a case involving the Muslim woman who wants to wear a niqab to a Canadian citizenship ceremony.
Where were these intervenors when Christians -- at Trinity Western, city councils and the Webber Academy -- needed someone to argue for their religious rights?
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