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1 hour ago, ForsbergTheGreat said:

And who cares. Let capitalism take its corse. All those companies would be doing is turning away business. Which in itself is a terrible business plan. I personally say let private business have the right to serve who ever they want.

Capitalism has taken its course

 

We see endless governments deeply in debt

We see people unable to afford to own homes or even eat while being gainfully employed

We see corporations wielding more power than governments

We see monopolys and oligarchs or corptocracys

 

Capitalism has had its chance and essentially failed because only the supremely naive or essentially the stupid believe in a system predicated on "infinite growth" and a trickle down system

 

All you're suggesting is the rise of once again segregation and open bigotry based on bias, prejudice hatred and racism which in all honesty is frigging dumb.  Because only corporations would essentially serve everyone while small and private business would only serve those who their bias allowed.  The advent of social media would essentially give people a nice heads up on who frequent vs not.  The inevitable death of the mom and pop shop would be complete in due time

 

Todays decision by the supreme court is essentially nothing more than telling Trinity they cannot exclude based on bigotry and instead must accept everyone equally based on simple human rights and equality.  The sad thing is how angry everyone is, especially the religious right.  Which in itself isn't surprising as them good god fearing folk seem to be the most hateful bunch of yokels this side of hardcore radical islam

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11 minutes ago, kingofsurrey said:

Too lazy to google   Wow 

 

 

Ha, that's rich.

 

10 minutes ago, kingofsurrey said:

Put down your bong 

Sure but it'll be harder to use.

 

 

Why don't you, Cleatus and Zeke go clean up your neighbourhood before gentrification claims another trailer park.

Image result for surrey trailer park

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13 minutes ago, Tre Mac said:

Ha, that's rich.

 

Sure but it'll be harder to use.

 

 

Why don't you, Cleatus and Zeke go clean up your neighbourhood before gentrification claims another trailer park.

Image result for surrey trailer park

Making fun of peoples living conditions is tasteless.   Many people in the lower mainland are struggling right now with housing  / survival after years of failed BC liberal policy or  ( lack of pollcy )  But then again  racism and intolerance is also tasteless...    

 

Just so you know .. my neigbourhood is probably twice as nice as your spot in a traffic jam in whiterock.   Most of Canucks management lives in Crescent beach... there is a reason why....

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1 minute ago, 112 said:

lol forsberg

 

The forum's etiquette is to provide a link and quotation in the OP.

Wow that was tough. Took 10 seconds...

People are sure lazy nowdays..

 

http://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/supreme-court-of-canada-loss-for-trinity-western-university?video_autoplay=true

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1 hour ago, Hutton Wink said:

Don't think the full implications of this are being understood.  If government can legislate against the personal beliefs of private entities based on arbitrary precepts then actively persecute them for it, then anyone cheering it must not be dismayed when the same comes to bite them at some point in the future.  Nobody is safe, at all.  And of course it shows their typical disingenuity, with the "oh this won't be mandated against anyone's personal or private beliefs."  But that's nothing new for anyone who understands how government operates; this is par for the course and frankly fully expected.  THIS is the "bottomless pit of problems" that has been opened up, so completely antithetical to a free society (for those who actually continue to believe we live in one).  Amazing how readily and happily some celebrate tyranny.

you've got it completely wrong imo. The Charter allows you to believe whatever you want, but you can't act out a belief that discriminates. That protects you from people that don't like your pov. A free society is one without discrimination. 

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4 minutes ago, 112 said:

lol forsberg

 

The forum's etiquette is to provide a link and quotation in the OP.

 

2 minutes ago, kingofsurrey said:

He is not wrong. I (nor any other mod) won’t do this for you. Post the link and the quote in the OP, please. It’s the least anyone starting a new thread can do.

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1 hour ago, vinny_in_vancouver said:

That last part is a narrow way of viewing the issue and shame on you for painting all evangelical Christians in the same brush. The school is a Christian school. As such, they follow the teachings of Christ who said, "‘Have you not read that he who made them from the beginning made them male and female,’ and said, ‘For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one’?" They're following what they believe their founder said about sex and marriage. Where did Jesus ever say to stop providing service because of someone's sexuality? If anything, Jesus promotes loving one's so-called enemies, "But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous." I know of many Christians who believe homosexuality is a sin because they believe this is what Jesus said and yet, they do not discriminate giving of themselves, their time and money to others despite the fact that the other persons are gay. The question is: if you know the other person is evangelical, how would you act?

Great, and the other 4199 world religions have another pov. See the problem? 

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13 minutes ago, Jimmy McGill said:

Great, and the other 4199 world religions have another pov. See the problem? 

People that are in favour of discrimination / intolerance never see a problem with it...  that is the problem.

 

So happy Canada has a S Court to ensure rights for all canadians.  

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Perhaps the law society shouldn't be so discrimiting on education, and instead simply have a law test you need to pass in order to get in. Seems very protectionist to prevent people who didn't go to the right school to be discrimated against. Heck, even foreigners would understand many of the concepts, and be able to quickly learn to switch them over, and pass the test, and voila! new lawyer, cheaper rates, and better access to the law for everyone!

 

While were at it, ditto doctors.

 

We manage it fine in engineering!

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1 minute ago, ronthecivil said:

Perhaps the law society shouldn't be so discrimiting on education, and instead simply have a law test you need to pass in order to get in. Seems very protectionist to prevent people who didn't go to the right school to be discrimated against. Heck, even foreigners would understand many of the concepts, and be able to quickly learn to switch them over, and pass the test, and voila! new lawyer, cheaper rates, and better access to the law for everyone!

 

While were at it, ditto doctors.

 

We manage it fine in engineering!

I would think tolerance / respect   should be an important component to any professional.....

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48 minutes ago, kingofsurrey said:

Making fun of peoples living conditions is tasteless.   Many people in the lower mainland are struggling right now with housing  / survival after years of failed BC liberal policy or  ( lack of pollcy )  But then again  racism and intolerance is also tasteless...    

 

Just so you know .. my neigbourhood is probably twice as nice as your spot in a traffic jam in whiterock.   Most of Canucks management lives in Crescent beach... there is a reason why....

But of course stereotyping an entire province because you don't like their policies on a pipeline is tottally acceptable right? Anyone that doesn't agree with you MUST have gone to a low brow community college in deadread alberta, right? No doubt majoring in becoming a tractor pull technitian?

 

P.S. Your neighbourhood is indeed nice, so long as you never have to leave! Communiting from South Surrey/White Rock SUCKS!!!!!!

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1 minute ago, ronthecivil said:

 

 

P.S. Your neighbourhood is indeed nice, so long as you never have to leave! Communiting from South Surrey/White Rock SUCKS!!!!!!

Commuting from any lower mainland city sucks....   you are correct. 

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9 minutes ago, kingofsurrey said:

I would think tolerance / respect   should be an important component to any professional.....

I agree. Too bad lawyers can't get over their own biases. I guess when by default you pretty much have no foreigners in your proffession it becomes normal to put up a fence to keep out those that don't fit your culture or world view.

 

If you learned to spell you might consider joining! You would fit right in!

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25 minutes ago, ronthecivil said:

I agree. Too bad lawyers can't get over their own biases. I guess when by default you pretty much have no foreigners in your proffession it becomes normal to put up a fence to keep out those that don't fit your culture or world view.

 

If you learned to spell you might consider joining! You would fit right in!

Not sure we need add people that  don't respect . ALL  their fellow citizens.  Not sure these people would add to any profession or fit in with a modern canada. 

 

You think treating others equally is a bias... really ?

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29 minutes ago, ronthecivil said:

Perhaps the law society shouldn't be so discrimiting on education, and instead simply have a law test you need to pass in order to get in. Seems very protectionist to prevent people who didn't go to the right school to be discrimated against. Heck, even foreigners would understand many of the concepts, and be able to quickly learn to switch them over, and pass the test, and voila! new lawyer, cheaper rates, and better access to the law for everyone!

 

While were at it, ditto doctors.

 

We manage it fine in engineering!

thats not the argument here. A correct analogy would be an engineering school that wouldn't allow people in unless they agreed to a discriminatory policy. Engineers Canada would never accredit a program that did that. 

 

 

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