""Democratic rights can never be overridden."

I'm afraid that isn't the case. In fact, our democratic rights are probably the ones with the most limitations.""

If you read through the thread, you'll see this was mentioned with respect to the notwithstanding clause.  What was meant was that the notwithstanding cannot be used to override democratic rights (sections 3-5 of the Charter), whereas, in contrast, it can be used to override religious rights (section 2 of the Charter).