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Noted Racist?

Free Canuckistan has received all sorts of worthwhile info and coverage on the recent Probort shout-down at an Atlantic Canadian University, St. Mary’s in Halifax.

Of note, the politically correct warrior-chants used to try and close down a free gathering of concerned people on an important if controversial issue. As reported by The Atlantic Catholic,

“About a dozen vocal protesters repeatedly accused Ruba, a visible minority, of “hate speech,” sexism and racism.” After some time Ruba resorted to communicating via the overhead projection system where his typed message could be seen. “I can’t be judged to be hateful if I haven’t even spoken,” he writes.

The fascistic tactics of such militant Progs are beyond irony– they view themselves as lonely crusaders for truth, and that the ends justify all means, even if said means are prejudicial, anti-democratic, hateful, and suppressive or real debate and discussion on the issues they supposedly feel so strongly about. It’s political violence, of a sort, and injures civil society, facts and reflection, and is an absolute assumption of rightness and righteousness on the protesters. This is a popular tactic of Jihadists, brownshirts, black shirts, Bolshevik students, ranting 60′s student bullies– not of those who want the free exchange of ideas in pursuit of truth.

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~ UPDATE: Denyse O’leary Writes: “Just a note to say that I have just completed the transcript of Steyn’s testimony, so your readers will now have pretty much everything except the ums and the ahs.” Additionally, Deborah Gyapong lets us know “I just got a transcript for the whole day to augment the great work Denyse has done in getting us material at lightning speed. There’s also a media release from Lisa MacLeod.” ~

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.. smiter of weeniecrats and tyrants!

Via the ever-usefl Denyse O’leary, “here’s the URL for my transcript of Mark Steyn’s address to the Ontario human rights commission legislative committee hearing:”

http://post-darwinist.blogspot.com/2009/02/intellectual-freedom-in-canada-mark.html

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