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I Support Gregory Alan Elliott

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Scott Bieser
10 years ago

For the right to speak one's mind

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Bill Bruce
10 years ago

Free speech in Canada is under attack and in dander of being lost. We must not allow Social Justice movements to bully us all and take away our freedoms.

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Krzysztof Czapliński
10 years ago

Hold on man. I belive that there is still enough reason and compashion in us to help you an support you on your fight with this people stupid or evil I'm not shure but harmful for shure.

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John Rooksby
10 years ago

This case is an outrage. That it has gone to court is a *further* outrage that itself needs to be investigated.

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Stevey Liu
10 years ago

This trial should never have taken place....it's ridiculous how any society outside of North Korea would allow several spoilt privileged first world women to bully and destroy a hard working family man for the grave crime of: Disagreeing with their vengeful machinations.

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Jon Shuttle
10 years ago

For free speech.

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Alex Toterdell
10 years ago

You are not alone, we all stand with you, we all walk with you, don't give up.

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Tanner Maze/Migneault
10 years ago

Gregory Alan Elliott has done nothing wrong. There is a world of difference between disagreeing with someone and harassing them. This man has no harassed.

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Stephen Meissner
10 years ago

This is absurd. Cases of harassment should be judged based on a reasonable standard, not the perception of the alleged "victim." What is to stop people from going to prison over accusations made by the mentally ill, if the accuser's "perception" is all that matters? What stops people from lying through their teeth, and enacting a deliberate plan of retribution by simply CLAIMING to "feel" harassed? A reasonable standard is the ONLY rational basis for judging a case like this, and the "victim" did not act remotely terrified, threatened, or harassed. She acted like a child, responding to calm and reasonable discussion with a campaign of lies that has cost a man his job and years of his life. This case is half a step away from the "thought police" that was ridiculed in novels and culture a scant few decades ago. I am disgusted by the actions and claims of the "victims."

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Guillaume Poulin
10 years ago

I can't even believe that made a case. No fear, no intimidation, no threat, no case, right?

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Rachel Edwards
10 years ago

I am disgusted that this case even went to trial. This man did nothing wrong and stood up against bullies who were acting unethically, only to be put through the same treatment he was speaking against.

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anonymous
10 years ago

Freedom!

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Jacob Hoffert
10 years ago

Give them hell!

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Stefan Wegener
10 years ago

for FREEDOM

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Freedomoftweets

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I hope your problem gets solved soon.

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Jeremiah Grossman
10 years ago

I support free speech and the defense of one is the defense of many.

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Max Tucker
10 years ago

"Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing." John Stuart Mill

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William Wallis
10 years ago

I would think a country like Canada which I have visited many times would have the sense to find this man not guilty also the people that think it's ok to try to wreck someones life should be in the dock

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Erik Olson
10 years ago

I stand by all freedom of speech, and the right to not be persecuted for it. When people abuse the rights inalienable to them at birth to take others rights away they are denying not only others, but themselves any freedoms in this country.