Layla4: I believe you're correct about this. I had a comment deleted that I posted yesterday on another article where I merely said I'd like to know whether the author of M-103 subscribes to the Western concept of human rights or to the Islamic concept, the latter of which is embodied in the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam to which I believe more than 40 Muslim-majority countries are signatories. The CDHRI was developed as an oppositional response to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which prevails in the West and much of the rest of the non-Muslim world. To me, it doesn't seem unreasonable or disrespectful to ask our politicians about their beliefs when they're telling us what we can, should or must believe. But apparently my preference for transparency isn't shared by all. Is preemptive censorship the new standard of tolerance in 21st century Canada?