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I Support Gregory Alan Elliott

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stephen
10 years ago

#FreedomofTweets

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Dawson Edwards
10 years ago

No man or woman deserves to go to jail for having a difference of opinion, regardless of whether or not that opinion could be considered offensive.

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Carl Johansson
10 years ago

I'd like to sign this petition simply because I believe in the freedom of speech.

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Carl Granger
10 years ago

How did his case ever get to court. When did disagreeing become harassing?

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Ricardo A.H
10 years ago

innocent until proven guilty, even if feminists dont agree

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Matthew Mulanix
10 years ago

I support Gregory and the right to state his views and opinions without criminal charges being filed against him. I am highly disappointed in Canada and their justice system.

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Michael Garrett
10 years ago

Free speech must continue to stand in Canadian democracy.

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Magnus
10 years ago

we have certain rights thar are to be held sacrosent. freedom of speech is one of those.

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Jeff Odgis
10 years ago

This prosecution is a travesty of justice. Canada's Political Correctness-enforcement regime makes me ill. It isn't the only place like that however.

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Dylan W.J. Thomopson
10 years ago

We need free-speech in Canada!

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Paul Shemmell
10 years ago

If disagreeing with people on the internet is now a crime, kill me now.

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Evan Fehr
10 years ago

As a Canadian this really hits me close to home and it really frightens me that I will sometimes do what Gregory has done and that I may be in his position at some point.

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Andrew Chan
10 years ago

A man who has broken no laws, was jailed for disagreeing on twitter, and was subject to a corrupt trial which costed his job. This is one step- miles backwards for society.

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Paul Kerrigan
10 years ago

This man is innocent. Twitter disagreements are not the business of the state!

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Ben Garrison
10 years ago

I'll take care of everything

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stephen Neary
10 years ago

Pastor Martin Niemöller poem has never been more apt. (well, it probably has, but you get the sentiment)

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Robert Rosendale
10 years ago

Disagreement cannot be considered criminal in a free society. Do the right thing

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Matthew Edwards
10 years ago

Freedom of speech is often over used but in this case it is really REALLY important

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Croy Jenkins
10 years ago

This whole debacle is a breach on the basic rights in freedom of speech.

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Rick Lavoie
10 years ago

This court case is based on insanity!