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Sonny, it's the far right conloon Tea Party that is threatening folks on the left. Have been since last summer. We had three arrested at a town hall last summer because they could not act civil and disrupted the meeting. Not tolerated, either by right or left, period.
Another relevant post by our local Tory hypocrite.
That skinny girl could do with some beefing up, should have got into the poutine.
That skinny girl could do with some beefing up, should have got into the poutine.
I have heard that Coulter is transexual, but I don't think I believe it.
That skinny girl could do with some beefing up, should have got into the poutine.
I have heard that Coulter is transexual, but I don't think I believe it.
Me neither. Anway even if she was it would be irrelevant, I mean it's not like she's a bloke trying to win gold in the women's shot-put.
For the left, speech is all about content. If is is something they agree with, it is protected, it if is not, it is evil and must be suppressed.
Note that the tea party folks who tossed rocks were pretty much fringe. It happens in every protest that there are jerks who embarrass the rest of the crowd.
But this happened with the imprimatur of the state apparatus there. That is truly scary.
After protesters at the University of Ottawa prevented Ann Coulter from giving a speech Tuesday night, the American conservative writer said it proved the point she came to make free speech in Canada leaves much to be desired.
Sounds like a bunch of Tea Baggers
Evidently free speech "is defined differently" in Socialist Canada...
OTTAWA After protesters at the University of Ottawa prevented Ann Coulter from giving a speech Tuesday night, the American conservative writer said it proved the point she came to make free speech in Canada leaves much to be desired.
Then she said what she really thought of the student protesters who surrounded Marion Hall, making it to unsafe, in the view of her bodyguard, for the pundit to attempt entry.
The University of Ottawa is really easy to get into, isnt it? she said in an interview after the cancelled event. I never get any trouble at the Ivy League schools. Its always the bush league schools.
Coulter said she has been speaking regularly at university campuses for a decade. While she has certainly been heckled, she said this is the first time an engagement has been cancelled because of protesters.
This has never, ever, ever happened before even at the stupidest American university, she said.
Coulter remarked on the reception she has had since entering the country.
Since Ive arrived in Canada, Ive been denounced on the floor of Parliament which, by the way, is on my bucket list my posters have been banned, Ive been accused of committing a crime in a speech that I have not yet given, I was banned by the student council, so welcome to Canada!
The accusation of which Coulter speaks is a reference to an e-mail she received from University of Ottawa vice-president and provost Francois Houle on Friday, warning her that freedom of speech is defined differently in Canada than in the U.S. and that she should take care not to step over the line.
?It?s always the bush league schools,? Ann Coulter contends
The incident followed a Monday night lecture at the University of Western Ontario, where Coulter told a Muslim student to "take a camel" as an alternative to flying.
Coulter made the comment as she responded to a question from student Fatima Al-Dhaher, who asked about previous comments in which Coulter said Muslims shouldn't be allowed on airplanes and should take "flying carpets" instead. Al-Dhaher noted she did not own a flying carpet and asked what she should take as an alternative transportation.
Coulter did not deny making the flying carpet comment and replied to the university student, "What mode of transportation? Take a camel," to jeers and cheers. It was a decidedly pro-Coulter audience.
She spoke in Ontario, so there's no reason to whine. It dismays me that there are people, including posters here, that actually support this putrid ****.
She spoke in Ontario, so there's no reason to whine. It dismays me that there are people, including posters here, that actually support this putrid ****.
I don't support her I just support her right to be the putrid **** she is ..You know its that ol..first they came for the putrid ***** and I said nothing for I was not a putrid ****.. etc etc...
God bless America !
Of course, Coulter is a racist.
The incident followed a Monday night lecture at the University of Western Ontario, where Coulter told a Muslim student to "take a camel" as an alternative to flying.
Coulter made the comment as she responded to a question from student Fatima Al-Dhaher, who asked about previous comments in which Coulter said Muslims shouldn't be allowed on airplanes and should take "flying carpets" instead. Al-Dhaher noted she did not own a flying carpet and asked what she should take as an alternative transportation.
Coulter did not deny making the flying carpet comment and replied to the university student, "What mode of transportation? Take a camel," to jeers and cheers. It was a decidedly pro-Coulter audience.
Coulter speech cancelled over fears of violence - CTV News
Maybe she was trying to tell them again that Canada sent troops to Vietnam........
I think she'll be the next public figure assassinated by a wacko leftie.
