The
Alberta Social Credit Party
Official News Release |
The
Vriend Case
April
2, 1998
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"It's time for
moral leadership, not political correctness,
invoke the notwithstanding clause"
Randy Thorsteinson
Leader of the Alberta Social Credit Party,
extending a challenge to Premier Ralph Klein
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"With today's decision
in the Delwin Vriend case by the Supreme Court a major
test of moral leadership has been placed before Premier
Ralph Klein. It is time for Mr. Klein to display moral
leadership by rejecting the decision of the Supreme Court
and invoke the notwithstanding clause of the Constitution.
The Court's decision is a fundamental attack on the moral
fabric of our society and will certainly lead to a radical
shift in our rights."
"There are basically
five major areas of concern that will come about as
a result of this decision."
- Redefinition of the
Family
I believe that marriage between a man and a woman
is ordained of God and that the family is central
to the Creator's plan for the eternal destiny of His
children. This ruling will lead to a new definition
of the family by ultimately recognizing homosexual
marriage and adoption.
- Eventual recognition
of Paedophilia
Nothing is more repulsive than the sexual exploitation
and desecration of children. This decision will eventually
legitimize paedophiles. Their argument will rest on
this decision, they will argue that they cannot be
discriminated against because of their "sexual
orientation". Eventually they will be successful
in this challenge.
- Erosion of Parental
Rights
This decision will remove a Parent's right to choose
who works with their children. Parents will not be
allowed to refuse a homosexual hockey coach or scout
leader. Parents will not be allowed to "discriminate"
against homosexual predators such as the infamous
Graham James, coach of the Calgary Hitmen.
- Erosion of Religious
Freedom
The decision should send shivers down the backs of
people of all faiths. Churches will no longer be allowed
to "discriminate" against people for their
sexual orientation. Churches will eventually be forced
to accept homosexual clergy and homosexual marriage.
The government will be redefining what is politically
correct and acceptable. We will eventually shift from
religious freedom to state mandated religious beliefs
and practices.
- Unselected judges
should not make law
The laws of the land should be made by the people
of Alberta through their elected representatives,
not through an unelected body in Ottawa. "It
is time for Mr. Klein to demonstrate some courage
and moral leadership. The notwithstanding clause should
be used in only rare, extremely critical circumstances.
This is such a situation, as the very moral foundation
of our society is at stake."
"Those of us who oppose
this decision will be branded as homophobic. The reality
is that we are not homophobic but rather our critics
are moralphobic."
Contact:
Randy Thorsteinson, Party Leader
The Alberta Social Credit Party
Toll Free:
1-888-SOCRED-1
http://www.bridgecom.net/socred/
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