Quote from: Solar on September 06, 2017, 09:45:23 AM
OUCH!!!

Oh thank God I was born in the United States.  Can you imagine?  I guess it's OK for him because he doesn't know better.

Quote from: taxed on September 06, 2017, 09:46:50 AM
Oh thank God I was born in the United States.  Can you imagine?  I guess it's OK for him because he doesn't know better.

I suspect he went straight to WIKI, instead of his own Govt web page, simply because he had no idea whether or not they had a Bill of Rights, which is simply one implied by name.

"its usefulness at federal law in Canada is mostly limited to issues pertaining to the enjoyment of property".   

WTF, that's what constitutes a Bill of Rights in Canada?
You can own property? How freakin generous of Canada.

Quote from: Solar on September 06, 2017, 09:55:21 AM
I suspect he went straight to WIKI, instead of his own Govt web page, simply because he had no idea whether or not they had a Bill of Rights, which is simply one implied by name.

"its usefulness at federal law in Canada is mostly limited to issues pertaining to the enjoyment of property".   

WTF, that's what constitutes a Bill of Rights in Canada?
You can own property? How freakin generous of Canada.

http://propertyrightsguide.ca/are-property-rights-protected-in-canadian-law/

QuoteCanadians are sometimes surprised to learn that the right to property is not afforded the same constitutional protection that exists in other countries such as Australia, India, and the United States.

http://www.vancouversun.com/news/Private+property+rights+precarious+Canada/7922636/story.html

QuoteWhy are property rights important?

Property rights allow us to live free of the control of others, economically and politically, and act as a defence against the encroaching power of governments.

In fact, a weakening of property rights is a sure sign that a society is becoming less free.

In our comfortable Canadian existence, we sometimes forget the link that exists between individual dignity and property rights, and between the role property rights plays in ensuring our prosperity.

While most of the industrialized world has guaranteed property rights within their constitutions, indicating the value they place on ensuring a free society, Canada hasn't.

And while common law tradition recognizes outright expropriation should never occur without compensation, Canadian governments have given themselves the power, through the passage of laws and regulations, to expropriate private property without consultation or compensation.

  Oh I love Canada.....

Quote from: taxed on September 06, 2017, 10:01:44 AM
http://propertyrightsguide.ca/are-property-rights-protected-in-canadian-law/


http://www.vancouversun.com/news/Private+property+rights+precarious+Canada/7922636/story.html

But hey, at least it's "Implied" emphasis on LIED, mine.

No wonder Canadians flood our borders for health care:

Quote from: Solar on September 06, 2017, 10:12:41 AM

But hey, at least it's "Implied" emphasis on LIED, mine.

You can take my house... but don't take my 6 month health care wait times, ey!...

I apologize to Canadians.  It's not your fault you're a 3rd world country.  I do it out of love.

Quote from: taxed on September 06, 2017, 10:16:32 AM
No wonder Canadians flood our borders for health care:

Holy Crap! Those wait times in many cases are a death sentence!

But hey, They still have what the govt calls an ahemmm... Bill of rights?


Here's the funny part. Libs claim health care is a right.

Freedom of speech in Canada is protected as a "fundamental freedom" by Section 2 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

More Quasi Bull Shit! This comes with an exception as well.

Canada Passes Law Criminalizing Use Of Wrong Gender Pronouns

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-20/canada-passes-law-criminalizing-use-wrong-gender-pronouns

Quote from: Gnostic Bishop on September 06, 2017, 07:32:32 AM
Only certified nut jobs throw labels onto people the way you are doing.

Regards
DL

I'm not trying to start a nuclear war so I'm not certifiable in that way, anyhow, you don't think Kim Jung -un is a Marxist? And are you not a Marxist?

Quote from: taxed on September 06, 2017, 08:16:17 AM
I figured he was from Canada.  Not only do they have a crappy health care system, their education system completely fails them on the subject of economics.

I feel sorry for them.  I wish we could help somehow.

Wait until all the "refugee's" who are fleeing the USA to avoid the re-establishment of the Rule of Law by Trump begin to transform Canada into the next Sweden.

Quote from: Gnostic Bishop on September 06, 2017, 07:24:55 AM


I am here to learn as well as teach and cannot know which I am doing without your input.

Regards
DL

You are doing neither

You'll love this one. 

The Internet has become the gates of communication whether it is through interacting with each other or providing a wide selection of information to the public. Free speech and the use of the Internet ties with the capability of governments restricting free expression and the use of the Internet.[10]:81 Although the Internet seems an innovative and sure form of media, it is potentially associated with irresponsible speech and dangers with it. A 2008 study by the National Research Council of Canada broadly elaborated on user-generated video and the prevalence of the internet as potentially meaningful for civil society and the development of free expression through digital means in Atlantic Canada.[21]

Richard Posner, an American jurist and legal theorist, identifies four means of publication:

Anonymity: The Internet permits users and creators of communications to remain hidden. This makes it far easier to produce, create and consume false, illegal, and dangerous material such as child pornography or hate speech.

Lack of quality control: Almost anyone can post almost anything on the Internet. On the Internet unsubstantiated assertions are as easily published as well-researched articles.

Huge potential audience: The Internet provides access to millions of potential readers and viewers across the world. This can magnify any harm cause by speech
Antisocial people find their soul mates: People with odd, eccentric, subversive, and dangerous views can find each other very easily on the Internet. Such people become emboldened not only to express their ideas, but also to act upon them, their self-confidence bolstered by membership in a community of believers. This can bring dangers of people such as pedophiles.

Quote from: taxed on September 06, 2017, 09:23:13 AM
We are all friends.  Don't think you guys are alone.  If someone ever attacked you, we're here to protect you.  When you need health care, you're more than welcome to hop the border and use our private health care.

I love Canada.  I consider you guys our girlfriend.

Most Canadians loved you Yanks more before you took your massive turn to the right wing of your political spectrum.

There is no doubt to me that the left had let the right down by going too far to the left.

As you can see with Trump's immigration policy, your own courts will not let you go that far to the right.

Promoting white supremacists and other such groups does not bode well either.

Regards
DL

Quote from: taxed on September 06, 2017, 10:16:32 AM
No wonder Canadians flood our borders for health care:

That is a lot of people waiting, eh.

But guess what, none are dying or going bankrupt.

Compare that to the slowly dying Americans who cannot afford medical care or go bankrupt if they happen to get ill.

Americans are nearly the only major free world country that care so little about it's people that they will let illness bankrupt their citizens.

But hey, if you like paying more than most for your health care system, go ahead. Canadians may not like to see your people go bankrupt but if you do ----

Regards
DL