To go back to the U.K. case, that is precisely why a lot of people are finding themselves receiving a knock on the door from a British constable. It's their tweet of something that has weighed in on gender. Again, I do not take, for the purposes of our discussion on Bill C-9, the view that this committee needs to weigh in on this, but it is a live issue that people should be able to freely debate.
When the state is deciding what constitutes hate, my question is this: What are the implications on limiting the ability to hash out controversial subjects in society?