[stratos]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Freakinoldguy Freakinoldguy:

Nobody in their right mind would tell a woman that they have to wax their balls against their will.

I've been laughing to myself since this conspiracy hatched, that anyone would believe a Human Rights council had the power to make her, or that any court anywhere at all could force someone to do it.

Some people are easily suckered into believing any random thing that offends their sensibilities. This is how fake news propagates.

So if the court rulled the other way saying they had to Wax the ball sack? There is nothing Canadian law that can make them do it or fine them for not doing it? If that is the case why the hell do you have this system in place.

Sorry I don't get it. This Human Rights courts rulings are or are not enforceable under Canadian law?

[DrCaleb]

stratos stratos:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

I've been laughing to myself since this conspiracy hatched, that anyone would believe a Human Rights council had the power to make her, or that any court anywhere at all could force someone to do it.

Some people are easily suckered into believing any random thing that offends their sensibilities. This is how fake news propagates.

So if the court rulled the other way saying they had to Wax the ball sack? There is nothing Canadian law that can make them do it or fine them for not doing it? If that is the case why the hell do you have this system in place.

Sorry I don't get it. This Human Rights courts rulings are or are not enforceable under Canadian law?

It depends on how the court is set up; whether it is a branch of the Provincial Court system, or if it's set up as an administrative body that enforces government policy.

In either case, neither has the ability to violate your constitutional right to refuse 'cruel or unusual punishment' and make you wax someone's scrotum. You don't even have to wax a vagina, if you don't want to. And there is no court that can force you.

[llama66]

Really, there is a law...
It's set out under the Competition Act (Section 75... I think) and the BC Trespass Act (Section 2(1) and 4(2))

Human Rights Tribunals are not under the auspice of the Canadian Justice System... They are created from the Canadian Human Rights Act.

[DrCaleb]

llama66 llama66:

Really, there is a law...
It's set out under the Competition Act (Section 75... I think) and the BC Trespass Act (Section 2(1) and 4(2))

Human Rights Tribunals are not under the auspice of the Canadian Justice System... They are created from the Canadian Human Rights Act.

$1:

Human Rights commissions (both provincial and federal) are types of administrative bodies. Administrative bodies are government entities created by statute. They are in charge of implementing government policies. No two administrative bodies are identical. Some tribunals make decisions about rights and adjudicate disputes in a way that resembles a court. Others may be focused on standard setting and bear very little resemblance to a court.

http://www.aclrc.com/appealing-from-tribunal-decisions

They may make a determination that Yaniv's right to have his scrotum waxed was violated, if they find he has a right to have his scrotum waxed. But what they actually found was Yaniv had no human right to have his balls waxed. And "... human rights legislation does not require a service provider to wax a type of genitals they are not trained for and have not consented to wax."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british- ... -1.5330807

But a court cannot rule to violate section 12 of the Constitution - "12. Everyone has the right not to be subjected to any cruel and unusual treatment or punishment."

So even if the HRC did rule Yaniv had a right to a good ball waxing, they could not make anyone wax them. Yaniv is just going to have to pay a prostitute to do it, like the rest of us.

[Freakinoldguy]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

llama66 llama66:

Really, there is a law...
It's set out under the Competition Act (Section 75... I think) and the BC Trespass Act (Section 2(1) and 4(2))

Human Rights Tribunals are not under the auspice of the Canadian Justice System... They are created from the Canadian Human Rights Act.

$1:

Human Rights commissions (both provincial and federal) are types of administrative bodies. Administrative bodies are government entities created by statute. They are in charge of implementing government policies. No two administrative bodies are identical. Some tribunals make decisions about rights and adjudicate disputes in a way that resembles a court. Others may be focused on standard setting and bear very little resemblance to a court.

http://www.aclrc.com/appealing-from-tribunal-decisions

They may make a determination that Yaniv's right to have his scrotum waxed was violated, if they find he has a right to have his scrotum waxed. But what they actually found was Yaniv had no human right to have his balls waxed. And "... human rights legislation does not require a service provider to wax a type of genitals they are not trained for and have not consented to wax."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british- ... -1.5330807

But a court cannot rule to violate section 12 of the Constitution - "12. Everyone has the right not to be subjected to any cruel and unusual treatment or punishment."

So even if the HRC did rule Yaniv had a right to a good ball waxing, they could not make anyone wax them. Yaniv is just going to have to pay a prostitute to do it, like the rest of us.

You pay someone to do it?

I don't know about the other guys on here but for me I just heat a very large pot of candle wax on the stove, stand on the counter and hope for the best all the while screaming "oh Wanda oh Wanda oh Wanda" till I lose consciousness.

[DrCaleb]

[N_Fiddledog]

The difference between this one and the other one before the Human Rights tribunal where they gave a woman 50,000 bucks for refusing to wash her hands while working at MacDonald's is this one went so viral even the MSM was forced to let people know about it.

And once you know the details around this story anybody taking it serious (like a human rights kangaroo court, for instance) would look as crazy as Yaniv himself. They had to find against Yaniv at that point to retain whatever might be left of their alleged credibility.