Should Ontario ban outlaw biker club names, logos in public

[justride]

Should Ontario ban outlaw biker club names, logos in public?

Quebec's public security minister has tabled proposed legislation to do so in that province.

lfpress.com

There is a little goody for the politicians also in the Bill
The proposed legislation, known as Bill 13, also includes ban protests near the homes of politicians.

 

[GreyGhost]

Should Ontario ban outlaw biker club names, logos in public?

Quebec's public security minister has tabled proposed legislation to do so in that province.

lfpress.com

There is a little goody for the politicians also in the Bill
The proposed legislation, known as Bill 13, also includes ban protests near the homes of politicians.

While I agree that politicians houses should be off-limits and protests should be at the legislature, I am sick of politicians labeling bills as one thing and burying unrelated things inside. This happens regardless of party and shows how low their moral character is.

 

[Gaoler]

No.

 

[timtune]

Why not try to curtail the gang that wears blue.

 

[ToSlow]

Following the Quebec lead in this one

 

[Gaoler]

'Would violate section 2(b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and probably doesn't meet the standard/threshold of section 1of the charter as pertaining to "reasonable limits".

But... since when does any government provincial or federal give a chit about the charter??

 

[410001661]

Why would we want that. I if see a patched biker I assume they are a criminal, and why would politicians want to remove that great visual? I would go a step in the other direction and quote the great George Carlin, "politicians wearing labels is that they should wear sponsor patches just like NASCAR drivers, so voters know who they actually work for"