Remember when human rights were about concepts like freedom and liberty, before the business of human rights became a racket? Now it’s a rigged deck with unelected, unaccountable social justice warrior bureaucrats holding all the cards.
The kangaroo court jesters have enshrined fake human rights as genuine human rights and we’ve become a nation of whiners where whiners increasingly get rewarded.
The latest character in the “Woe is me” sweepstakes is Sacha DeWolfe of Fredericton, New Brunswick who is calling for changes to the province's Human Rights Act because she says a spa discriminated against her.
Not due to her skin colour, religion or sexual orientation mind you. She wanted to bring her five-month old baby to a scheduled appointment at the Avalon Salon Spa and they said no -- first due to safety concerns and secondly, out of consideration for other patrons.
But she’s one of those self-entitled people who believe the rules don’t apply to her, the latest contestant in that ongoing Canadian shame show, “Who Wants To Be a Martyr?”
People love babies but there’s a time and place for everything. Taking Junior to McD’s is one thing, but taking an infant to a five-star restaurant? That’s a problem and the solution is: get a babysitter for a few hours.
New Brunswick is the only province where family status isn’t a grounds of discrimination under the Human Rights Act. In the aftermath of Sacha’s rants on the violation of her non-existent rights, a lawyer for the commission says family status human rights are being considered for the Act’s next update. Great! Keep those meddling bureaucrats busy, Sacha!
It’s not “reasonable accommodation” anymore but “unreasonable alteration.” The neuroses of the few outweigh the rights of the many.
So, I’m campaigning for a brand-new “human right”: the right to be free of the tyranny of human rights commissions. Oh, if only...
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—do something important in your life --go start A beef ranch or somethingAll that stress – no wonder she needs spa treatments…… probably doctor prescribed and paid for by taxpayers, or, the child’s biological father’s health plan. And, of course, she has to go to that particular spa because it’s likely regarded as the best.
The Spa will now have to make accommodation for daycare facilities, etc., etc. Oh, and I’m sure spa clients won’t mind paying more for that! And if the child has a tantrum, everyone else should have to hear it, too.
To take it a step further, also, in the name of so called fairness of ‘human rights’, I’m sure she’d be perfectly accepting of the spa to no longer have ‘vetted’ clinicians, or therapists, based on such attributes as knowledge, occupational competency, attitude, professionalism, references, criminal history, etc., etc., because that would be discriminatory, after all. The ability to ‘do’ good does not matter. It’s all about how you ‘FEEL’ as the entitled petulant child!
Ya know what, tonight when I have to use the washroom, I think I’m going to use the ‘gender-neutral’ outdoors and go on my neighbor’s garden because it just ‘FEELS’ so much better over there!
Too cheap to get a sitter and totally thoughtless regarding others. Definitely one of the “me me me” generation. Makes you wonder if she feels so self-entitled how will her offspring be when grown? Even more self-centered?
You keep us guessing,
Is it Stunned “clit”, “clot”, “cart”, “coat”, “cast”, “cost”, “cyst” or what?
Please clarify!
Just messing with you!
DJBT
of the bed staring up her ying yang? (with the HRC holding everyone’s hand)
Two words: STUNNED C_ _ T!!!
No, “human rights” are tarted up brightly packaged mish mosh of vended entitlements which are expected from the pandering nanny state – unlike natural rights which you are born with and must claim through eternal vigilance, human rights are bestowed by the dystopian state an those who whine the loudest for their comfy entitlements.
Raised in the “me first” culture, she wants everybody to realize how important she is.
Perhaps if there were a cost associated with bringing a complaint to or losing a case brought before the human rights council, there would be less demands placed on their time and the unelected bozos could do some work on things that really matter, like unblocking toilets or sweeping neighbourhood streets!
Just another Triggleypufferian!
DJBT!