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When Did Stating a Scientific Fact Become a Human Rights Violation? A BC school board trustee is facing financial ruin after a Human Rights Tribunal ordered him to pay $750,000, roughly $4,000 per teacher, for stating that there are two genders.

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‼️Canadian school board trustee Barry Neufeld, from British Columbia, Canada was ordered by the fake judges on the BC Human Rights Tribunal to pay $750,000 to LGBTQ+ teachers for statements opposing SOGI (Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity) Heres what HE had to say:

‼️Canadian school board trustee Barry Neufeld, from British Columbia, Canada was ordered by the fake judges on the BC Human Rights Tribunal to pay $750,000 to LGBTQ+ teachers for statements opposing SOGI (Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity) Heres what HE had to say:

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FACT CHECK: No, Pierre Poilievre. This man isn’t facing a $750,000 fine for simply saying ‘there are two genders.’ Once you read the actual B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decision, you might find Poilievre’s defence of this “truth” and “free speech” chilling and, well, indefensible:

FACT CHECK: No, Pierre Poilievre. This man isn’t facing a $750,000 fine for simply saying ‘there are two genders.’ Once you read the actual B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decision, you might find Poilievre’s defence of this “truth” and “free speech” chilling and, well, indefensible:

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