The west is turning more soviet every day, it seems. This post is based on a recent Jordan
Peterson video: A
Call to Rebellion for Ontario Legal Professionals.
Professional licensing organizations are sold to the public
as entities designed to ensure high-quality standards. They are nothing of the sort. They are gatekeepers, agents that work to limit
supply such that they can secure higher prices for the services of their
members.
In other words, the mission is primarily economic. Well…welcome to the next chapter, courtesy of
The Law Society of Upper
Canada (LSUC):
All lawyers and paralegals play a
vital role in Accelerating Culture Shift, one of 5 strategies adopted by the
Law Society to address the barriers faced by racialized licensees.
I thought lawyers played a vital role in drawing contracts, defending
clients, and ensuring justice (and on the last two, my experience suggests
otherwise).
As part of this strategy you are
required to create and abide by an individual Statement of Principles that
acknowledges your obligation to promote equality, diversity and inclusion
generally, and in your behaviour towards colleagues, employees, clients and the
public.
Anyone who works via the good graces of a professional
licensing organization should read this statement carefully; consider the
implications.
The LSUC will make it easy for a lawyer to comply:
The Law Society has developed
resources to help in creating your personal Statement of Principles.
We have provided templates of two
sample statements. To satisfy the requirement you may adopt and abide by either
statement.
Your principles. For
anyone who holds principles, these are rather personal and deeply held. But this licensing body will offer you
samples from which you can choose. The templates
can be found here;
they offer just what you would expect.
OK, so this is enough of the type of society that is being
created for us; what about the society they work to destroy?
A private Christian university that
forbids sexual intimacy outside heterosexual marriage will be in Ontario’s top
court this week, seeking a green light for its proposed law school after the
province’s law society denied it accreditation.
Trinity Western University is a Christian University based
in British Columbia. From the
university:
“The LSUC refused to accredit TWU
because of those religious beliefs, and not because TWU’s students would not
meet appropriate standards of learning, professional competence and
professional conduct.”
The accrediting body with which they are fighting is the Law
Society of Upper Canada (LSUC) – yes, you got it right; the same body that
wants to “play a vital role in Accelerating Culture Shift” by requiring their
members to make a statement of principles – and they will offer their members
the principles.
They seem to be working that “cultural shift” from both
ends.
Conclusion
So…in order to practice law in Ontario, one must hold a
license from the LSUC – there is no
choice. While the penalties have not
been specified, it is safe to assume that refusal to sign a satisfactory
statement of principles could lead to losing one’s law license.
But a single law school – one of dozens if not hundreds in
Canada – places requirements and expectations on their students; if the student
does not wish to abide by this conduct, they are free to attend one of dozens
or hundreds of other schools.
This is your culture shift: they do not respect western
civilization; they choose to destroy it.
It is Gramsci, pure and simple.
I am/was a lawyer. Many that I dealt with were craven. Others I dealt with were moral. Few are willing to say no when doing so will essentially cost you the job. I am no longer a lawyer because the generally morally upright client lacks money. The immoral (largely corporations) do. To their credit, the moneyed are smart enough not to make a mistake and hire me again!
ReplyDeleteEric Morris
Hopefully Peterson has gained a high enough profile to help the lawyers that might lack the courage to stand alone, to speak out on this matter.
DeleteThere aren't hundreds of law schools in Canada. About 20 I am guessing. Most of them are raving left wing madhouses, which is why (as an atheist who has disdain for Christianity) I am glad to see Trinity Western proposing one. Far better to have one single law school that forgoes the left wing propaganda...
ReplyDeleteIs your disdain for Christianity, or for Christians?
DeleteThis is next.
ReplyDeleteFrom Wikipedia
A struggle session was a form of public humiliation and torture used by the Communist Party of China in the Mao Zedong era, particularly during the Cultural Revolution, to shape public opinion and to humiliate, persecute, or execute political rivals and class enemies.[1]
The west is turning into a country that no longer exists? All of the definitions I could find for soviet include the USSR.
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