I Would Argue That It's Too Late For That

Moral posturing:

Holocaust denial is to be outlawed in Canada, in a further effort to stamp out rising antisemitism.

 

(Sidebar:  The latest incident occurred three months ago at the Dar Al-Arqam mosque in Montreal’s Saint-Michel neighbourhood, but only came to light in the third week of March after a video surfaced on the mosque’s YouTube channel. Sheikh Mohammed bin Musa Al Nasr, a Jordanian cleric invited to speak at the mosque, told congregants, “O Muslim, O servant of Allah, O Muslim, O servant of Allah, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.”)

 

The federal government is set to make it a criminal offence to make a statement denying the Holocaust took place or condoning or downplaying the killing of Jews by the Nazi regime, except in a private conversation.

Ministers plan to use a bill enacting the budget to swiftly change the Criminal Code, budget documents show.

 

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As long as the parents and teachers don't have to do their jobs, one might as well let the government censor things under the pretense of doing good for society than exposing the academic, cultural, moral and political rot in the communities, mosques and - dare one say it? - the government.