James SM Kitchen

According to Devyn Cousineau of the BC Human Rights Tribunal, this is hate speech and I am violating the BC Human Rights Code by posting this. You will be too, if you repost this. Will you let Cousineau's implicit threat of a massive fine scare you into silence?

Was Jordan Peterson rightly concerned? You be the judge. Quotes from the article by: "When Toronto professor Jordan Peterson started arguing loudly against compelled speech in 2016 a lot of people thought he was making a big fuss about nothing. Well, here we are in 2026 and a Quebec teacher either lies to parents or loses their job. With the connivance of officials in the provincial government, the teacher is being ordered to renounce their conscience and commit, what is to them, an immoral and unethical act." ... "According to Séguin, it is the first time a court action has raised freedom of conscience without also raising the issue of freedom of religion. “It is true that prohibitions against lying are common to all religions, but my client’s conscientious objection is not religious in nature,” said Séguin. “Secrecy toward parents, which in practice amounts to lying to them, is a serious violation of the legal contract that binds the state to its citizens.” Séguin believes that the case is likely to be a landmark case concerning schools’ secrecy policies and freedom of conscience. Let us hope the teacher wins, because once the state is allowed to lie in its policy documents, and once that is used to order people to lie to other citizens, then we are no longer sacrosanct individuals. We are mere tools of the state. nationalpost.com/opinion/michae…

Why clownfish can change sex but humans cannot, a lesson in comparative biology.

Equity is Canada’s scourge. My latest for @nationalpost nationalpost.com/opinion/bruce-…

I'm glad to hear @Dfildebrandt is willing to go to jail, because it is altogether likely that's what it will take for this madness to be defeated.

Say the “wrong” thing online in Canada and it could cost you $750,000. @RupaSubramanya reports.

I kinda feels like a compliment - he's acknowledging the fact that, as a Christian, I can take a joke and won't committ violence against him if he insults my religion.

Racism is built into Canada’s system says law professor Bruce Pardy. Universities, tribunals, even governments favour some races over others. This isn’t opinion. It’s policy. And most Canadians have no idea. Watch Bruce Pardy expose it NOW on YouTube. youtu.be/dDCdVmycMBI @PardyBruce @FrontierCentre @Merittvcanada

This answer accurately represents my position on the (absurd) question of "do you believe transgender people exist?"

“In truth, Canada approached the gender debate backwards, enshrining the highly disputed, unscientific concept of gender identity into law without analysis or scrutiny. And by doing so, it allowed activists to brand even basic questions or concerns as discrimination or hate,” writes MLI Senior Fellow @_CryMiaRiver. Read here⬇️

She was told she was broken, and she believed it. 💔 But all along, she was wonderfully made in the image of God. This Detrans Awareness Day, we continue to uphold this truth and share stories like Calista's to protect children from the harms of gender ideology.

B.C. school trustee resigns after shocking ‘woke’ Human Rights Tribunal ruling Former Chilliwack trustee and MLA Laurie Throness says the $750,000 decision against Barry Neufeld for “transpeople denialism” leaves him and other elected officials at risk of serious consequences for speaking out about gender ideology and SOGI 123 in schools. rebelne.ws/4sBG2fS

Yes, exactly. This was one of my most important goals all through the hearing. I knew we would lose, of course, but getting the Tribunal to acknowledge what transgenderism really is was very valuable, both for the appeal and for the court of public opinion.

Toronto Public Health just paused suspensions for tens of thousands of children over missing vaccine records, proving how effective united noncompliance is. FULL REPORT by @TamaraUgo: rebelne.ws/4b7i2Kq

@freetoflycanada The largest human rights violation in recent Canadian history. These pilots had the energy and resources to fight; good on them. Thousands of other Canadians didn’t. x.com/LionAdvocacy/s…

Amazing news! Alberta’s Law Society has eliminated its DEI committee as a step in complying with ‘Peterson’s law’ just passed by the UCP last fall (with the Nenshi NDP opposing it all the way). I’d like to thank the Law Society for doing so. Eliminating DEI programs and practices are supported by the vast majority of Albertans who despise identity politics and believe hiring and promotions should be 100% merit based…period canadianlawyermag.com/resources/prof…

“You may have rights, but they are subject to management, adjustment, reasonableness and public good. ‘Guaranteed rights’ are doublespeak of the modern managerial state.” Read @PardyBruce, a founding director of the Free Speech Union of Canada, in the @nationalpost:

HEAR! HEAR! @PardyBruce Bruce Pardy: C-9 is an affront to free speech, but the government took it away long ago 'Guaranteed rights' are doublespeak of the modern managerial state The federal government’s most recent assault on free speech — Bill C-9, the combating hate act — has been held up in committee as Liberals and Conservatives squabble over proposed amendments. If passed, Bill C-9 could be used, among other things, to prohibit peaceful protests that the government dislikes. But C-9 is not the cause of the long erosion of free speech in Canada. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms says we have free speech. Cereal boxes and tax returns show we don’t. Free speech is a “fundamental freedom” listed in Section 2 of the Charter. The Charter, of course, is part of the Constitution, the supreme law of the land. Free speech is a right we hold against governments. When governments do nothing, we have free speech. Governments protect free speech by getting out of the way. Read more: nationalpost.com/opinion/c-9-is…

Can elected officials in Canada still tell the truth about gender ideology? After former public school trustee Barry Neufeld was fined $750,000 for saying that there are only two genders, BC school trustee Laurie Throness resigned his position on February 26. He says that after that ruling, he cannot risk speaking openly--and that doing so might cause him to lose his home. Laurie Throness joined me to discuss the state of Canada, whether elected officials can still speak honestly about gender ideology, and why he felt he needed to resign.

FIRST READING: Canada one of the world's last holdouts on medically transing children 'US, Australia, New Zealand and much of Europe now pulling back on puberty blockers and surgeries for minors' #vf-4677e28a-9141-43a8-9cc3-d581fec14ebc?utm_campaign=NP_social&utm_content=news" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nationalpost.com/opinion/canada…