[CountLothian]

martin14 martin14:

CountLothian CountLothian:

Women's rights are just as valid as religious rights.

You're going to find out, probably the hard way, that isn't true.

Sadly I hear ya...

[PublicAnimalNo9]

CountLothian CountLothian:

She gas every right to sit in the seat assigned to her.

Women's rights are just as valid as religious rights.

I disagree. There is no longer any real validity in religious rights. It's a personal choice no different than choosing to be an acolyte for a particular political ideology. It's your choice but don't expect/demand anyone else buy into your bullshit or expect them to take your nonsense anywhere near as seriously as you do.

[QBall]

This was a no-win situation for Porter. They handled it the best they could under the circumstances, however people today are taught that any slight should be blown way out of proportion in order to get their 15 minutes.

[CountLothian]

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

CountLothian CountLothian:

She gas every right to sit in the seat assigned to her.

Women's rights are just as valid as religious rights.

I disagree. There is no longer any real validity in religious rights. It's a personal choice no different than choosing to be an acolyte for a particular political ideology. It's your choice but don't expect/demand anyone else buy into your bullshit or expect them to take your nonsense anywhere near as seriously as you do.

It's part of what being Canadian is about. Tolerance and equal rights and undo hardship laws when conducting business with these rights in mind.

Our Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects people choice in religion, and how they practice it.

Calling it bullshit because you don't agree shows a lack of respect for human dignity to say the least.

Your frustration is usually found in persons belonging to the lowest common denominator.

There is still time time to change and hopefully the higher Canadian Ideal rubs off on you.

[CountLothian]

QBall QBall:

This was a no-win situation for Porter. They handled it the best they could under the circumstances, however people today are taught that any slight should be blown way out of proportion in order to get their 15 minutes.

Actually most business people and lawyers agree that Porter handled this quite shabbily .

They should never have asked the woman to unbuckle and move. They should have solely focused on the Rabbinical Jew.