Mr. Chair, at the risk of oversimplifying this, which is not what I am trying to do, in the current context of what is going on in the world, is anti-Semitism a subset of broader terrorism and all the targets we have seen for that?
We want to prosecute it whenever we find it, but what do we do? How far do we go to stop it? Education is ultimately one of the keys, but how far do we go to stop it? It is a sensitive topic because of other legislation being debated before the House right now, but how far do we go? How far does my colleague think the authorities should go in monitoring that kind of activity to stop it before it turns to violence?
We cannot stop someone from thinking or saying things they believe, but we certainly should be able to stop them before it is apparent that they are going to commit a violent act. How far should authorities be able to go in that regard to find out who is going to do it and to prevent it from happening in the first place?