Bill C415 a private members bill passed second reading in the House of Commons. This bill put forward by NDP Svend Robinson (well known homosexual activist)will diminish religious freedom in Canada because it proposes amendments to the criminal code of Canada, by adding the category of "sexual orientation" to section 319 which deals with hate crime. The effect will be to to make it dangerous to publicly speak or publish anything that could be considered negative about homosexuality. The Bible itself in various verses has such strong language about homosexuality that certain passages might fit this category. Pastors who preach against this special interest group will most likely face charges as wrong becomes right and right becomes wrong. Contact the Justice Committee http://www.evangelicalfellowship.ca/social/initatives.asp You can find contact information for your Federal MP at http://www.canada.gc.ca Religious freedom is in danger in Canada. Are there even a few good men who will stand up and fight this special interest group. Homosexuals respect no ones rights and demand special consideration for their learned lifestyle at the expense of everyone else.

Either no one understands the implication of this bill or no one really cares that the queer nation is sliding another one by a sleeping apathetic people.

Robinson is trying hard to push this special rights for homosexuals bill through does anyone notice out there?

The queers are everywhere. The U.N. is full of them as is all levels of government with a listening post reporting back. You know they want to make a mockery of marriage now by being allowed to wed. Is that sick or what?

These people do not respect anyone's rights. They demand and get special rights for a learned abnormal lifestyle. Why should the rest of use applaud?

I have seen homosexuality go from illegal, to "tolerated," to "accepted" to "celebrated." Pedophilia, beastiality, necrophila, are alternate sexual orientations. Will they be included in this list of identifiable groups ? We should oppose Bill 415/ 250 but if it passes, "sexual orientation" should be narrowly defined.