Ontario Streamlines Human Rights Racket

On the day that the Conference Board of  Canada gave Canada a D on innovation due to its lagging productivity.  Ontario Attorney General Chris Bentley gets an A for announcing today that “We’re bringing Human Rights Protection into the 21st Century” by streamlining the  complaint process.

Since only 7% of all complaints are rejected by the OHRC the new process will bypass the commission all together and go directly to the kanagroo court OHR Tribunal.  Were no doubt there will be a 100 percent conviction rate.

Also complainants will now be given access to free  legal  advice to help them dot all their i’s  and cross all their t’s to again I’m assuming to ensure  a 100 percent  conviction rate. How can you trust a system were all  the power and resources of the state is given for free to a complainant? So a defendant can be prosecuted in a quasi-legal system were basic rules of evidence are not even close to being followed. No mention has been made about how defendants  will  be able to recoup legals costs if a complaint is successfully defended.  I guess with a 100% conviction rate that doesn’t need to be addressed. In a real system  of justice the defendant should be the one afforded all the resources and protection of the state.  But not in the human rights racket. 

The $10,000 cap on the  “mental anguish” award has been eliminated and awards for injury to “dignity”, “feelings” and “self respect” have been added to the Ontario human rights  law.  Which all means that there will be lots of money to be made in Ontario by the serial offended like the one  Richard Warman.

To quote Ezra Levant…  Fire them All!