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Demand the Ontario Legislature Repeal Totalitarian Bill 89

Background on the Issue
Bill 89, or the Supporting Children, Youth and Families Act, 2017, passed by a vote of 63 to 23 on June 1 at Queen’s Park.

It allows the state to potentially take away children from parents who do not adopt the Liberal government’s delusional gender ideology and, in effect, it prevents couples who also reject this ideology from adopting or fostering children. While “gender identity” and “gender expression” are added as factors to be considered “in the best interests of the child,” no longer will the religious faith in which the parents are raising the child be considered as a factor. This bill furthers the government’s dangerous intrusion into the lives of families and their very homes, and it must be repealed by this government or the next.

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Local MPP
Disappointed Due To Passing of Bill 89
Greetings M.P.P. [Recipient's surname will be automatically inserted]:

Though it may be difficult, please advocate for the repeal of Bill 89. I am troubled about the direction the Ontario government is taking, especially with respect to parental rights, and I am afraid if we keep making concessions it will only get worse.

I do not think that Child Protection Services are justified in removing children from their families just because parents do not endorse their child’s gender identity confusion. That’s what Bill 89 gives the various Children’s Aid agencies the power to do.

I am also concerned that case workers with a prejudice against Christians (or people of other faiths), can use the provisions in Bill 89 to intentionally target parents whose beliefs they dislike.

After all, the judgment about what constitutes “a risk that the child is likely to suffer emotional harm,” and whether a parent is responsible for that harm or fails to respond appropriately, seems like it could be quite arbitrary and subjective, especially as the words “a risk” and “likely” allow for a significant degree of uncertainty.

Parents want to do right by their children. Even if they may have different ideas of what that may look like, I believe the Ontario government should not punish them as severely as stationing over their heads a looming threat of having their family broken apart.

Surely, the extreme powers to break apart families over their worldview on human sexuality is unnecessary and undesirable for the State to wield. [Recipient's first name will be automatically inserted], as my MPP for [Recipient's riding name will be automatically inserted], I ask you to please help us repeal Bill 89. It goes much too far.
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