Watch as a mere suggestion goes down the memory-hole and an MP gets blacklisted for life:
Polling conducted for the National Post in 2019 shows, similarly, that 84% of Canadians believe the practice should be against the law.
With numbers like these, again we ask, how is it that this issue would not gain bi-partisan support?
Religious groups have called out this practice and have supported Cathay Wagantall's Bill C-233, but where are the feminist and gender equality groups? Where is their voice in denouncing this violence and helping to support politicians who would like to stand against it?
It is interesting to note that Parliament recognized the risk of sex selection when it passed the Assisted Human Reproduction Act in 2004. This act prohibits doing “anything that would ensure or increase the probability that an embryo will be of a particular sex, or that would identify the sex of an in vitro embryo.” Clearly, it was understood that being able to gender-select your offspring would not only be discriminatory, but also skew the delicate, natural balance of males and females within the population.
Add to this the fact that the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada issued an official statement that they do “not support termination of pregnancy on the basis of gender,” one wonder at the resistance of our leaders.
However, is it all that surprising when one considers just how much abortion has become a 'sacred cow' in our culture - a hallmark of radical feminist ideology.
It is so much part and parcel of leftist politics that even the idea that a line should exist is galling.
We will be judged.
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