In Quebec: Shocking Cultural Insensitivity!!!

Tsk tsk, shame on the Canadian town of Herouxville in Quebec. The local government is being culturally insensitive to some immigrants, showing a shocking lack of tolerance for multiculturalism. I'm being sarcastic, of course, but Political Correctness continues to be exposed as a mental disorder. In Quebec, a few of the remaining sane people are making a stand against the prevailing insanity. To wit: Immigrants in this small Canadian town (population around 1,300) will not be allowed to live by their own culture's rules. For example, they will not be allowed to stone women to death in public, burn them alive or throw acid on them, according to a set of rules that the local council has released. These rules have deepened tensions in the predominantly French-speaking province over how tolerant Quebecers should be toward the customs and traditions of immigrants. Apparently, there are some Quebecers who would tolerate stoning, burning or throwing acid on women in the name of multicultural "tolerance." Fortunately, there are still a few sane persons left in Quebec, and they sit on the town council of Herouxville. In lunatic contrast, however, Premier Jean Charest said earlier this week that Quebec is a tolerant society and the town's resolution is an isolated case. Are we to take from Msr. Charest's statement that it is the norm in Quebec to allow women to be stoned to death? Well, we must be tolerant, mustn't we? If a man from County X wishes to publicly stone his wife to death, who are we to impose our values on him, eh? "We wish to inform these new arrivals that the way of life which they abandoned when they left their countries of origin cannot be recreated here," said the declaration, which makes clear women are allowed to drive, vote, dance, write checks, dress how they want, work and own property." And to not be publicly stoned to death, I would guess. Herouxville says it has received about 2,000 emails in support of its rules for immigrants. . Full story...