Lucy Warman The Netherlands are calling ....
>> Wednesday, March 19, 2008 –
Canadian human rights commission,
CHRC,
section 13(1)
Police Want More Complaints about Hate Crimes
The national police want to encourage people to complain more about racist and homophobic violence. A spokesman said that the number of complaints “is at an unacceptably low level.” In two regions an opportunity will be offered to make anonymous complaints via the Internet.
H/T Bad News from The Netherlands;)
Pikers! Canada is so much more... er.. advanced, we should offer "Lucy's sock-puppet expertise" to the Netherlands - gratis, but with no right of return.
What say we take up a collection for Lucy and hold a Bon Voyage Party? "Leavin on a Jet Plane ... one way aint that a shame.... "
Sort of like the teleconnections between world climate and bristlecone pines, couldn't Lucy be offended in Holland from the comfort of his own Ottawa home. You know, just in general. He could sort of randomly complain about people who don't like women or Muslims or Jews or homosexuals and then let the Dutch cops send him money.
Yes but I think it best that we help Lucy broaden his Horizons and send him a broad;)
It might be a missed opportunity as posting neo-nazi comments on white supremicist sites is actually a crime in many of the EU countries.
He may find his travel horizons significantly limited.
The Islamic Republik of the Netherlands
BCF said "send him a broad".
My question is would he appreaciate a broad. I've heard he involved in that gay and lesbian thingy.
Maybe we could just send him overseas instead.
gruff lawyerly voice)ever bin to the zeider zee lucy ?
(falsetto voice)..NO, but i've been blown ashore sorr.
More proof that human rights "employees" are just trying to keep themselves in a job! How can you have an unacceptably low level of hate? They ought to be patting themselves on the back, no?
RG
Not in the Upside down "World O'Warmans"
gruff lawyerly voice)ever bin to the zeider zee lucy ?
(falsetto voice)..NO, but i've been blown ashore sorr.
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