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Needs to get a Life
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Good Neighbour Law
I recently found out about a law in Canada called, the ‘Good Neighbour Law’, where all it takes is one complaint to shut down something like ‘street evangelism’. A friend of mine told me, the Church he attends found out this, when something they do fairly often was shut down. They were in a very popular part of our city evangelizing, when police approached them, saying they had only a few minutes to leave, or they will be fined. Apparently someone had complained about their evangelism and under the “Good Neighbour Law” all it takes is one complaint to shut down things like that.
Canada under the Trudeau government is getting worse and worse when it comes to things like this. In Quebec it could be even worse if their Premier gets his way. He wants and is pushing hard to make it illegal to pray in public. These things, are supposed to be the rights of Canadians, and is in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It is even acknowledged by those who want them banned. Yet, the minority who are against these rights are getting their way. Hamas supporters are getting away with absolute hateful things. Yet something like evangelism and prayer, could get you fined if you do not heed the warning.
Tom
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