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Sweet. I assume that means he's going to protect all of these Muslims whose mosques are routinely attacked. /s

Wait - did I miss the Muslim one ?  WTF

Sweet. I assume that means he's going to protect all of these Muslims whose mosques are routinely attacked. /s

He sure waffles around that ...
"But nothing required him to speak at last month’s “United We Roll” rally on Parliament Hill, whose stated purpose — to protest federal environmental policies on behalf of unemployed workers in the oil industry — may have been legitimate, but which had clearly been infiltrated by anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant elements. At the very least, he might have taken the opportunity of his appearance to denounce these views. He did not.
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/andrew-coyne-why-does-andrew-scheer-find-it-so-difficult-to-say-the-right-thing

what happens after your favoured 'removing of Canadian citizenship'... and your presumed target deportation country refuses to accept the person in question?

They are also citizens of another country. It the country they were born in won't take them back for the same reason, why the hell should we? Perhaps people should consider this before they run off to join up with a bunch of murdering fanatics and go to war with the country that was good enough to give them the citizenship they asked for.


 

These people have dual citizenship and their actions have demonstrated their allegiance is not to Canada. Canada owes them nothing.

Of course many who went to fight for ISIS were born in Canada, so they can be jailed forever IMO. 

Here's the oath of citizenship:

I swear (or affirm) that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, Her Heirs and Successors, and that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada and fulfil my duties as a Canadian citizen.

If you revoke your allegiance to the Queen of Canada and go off to fight against her, you've fundamentally broken your oath, are a traitor, and it would be fair if they lost their citizenship.  Otherwise, just throw them in jail for the rest of their lives.

Khadr is a murderer, not to mentioned a traitor and a terrorist, and yet is walking the streets, which is interesting.

They are also citizens of another country. It the country they were born in won't take them back for the same reason, why the hell should we? Perhaps people should consider this before they run off to join up with a bunch of murdering fanatics and go to war with the country that was good enough to give them the citizenship they asked for.

Honestly, it's better just to let them rot in a Canadian prison for the rest of their lives.  If we send them back to wherever they're from they could continue their terror plotting over there.

Here's the oath of citizenship:
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If you revoke your allegiance to the Queen of Canada and go off to fight against her, you've fundamentally broken your oath, are a traitor, and it would be fair if they lost their citizenship.  Otherwise, just throw them in jail for the rest of their lives.

Khadr is a murderer, not to mentioned a traitor and a terrorist, and yet is walking the streets, which is interesting.

Which Khadr? When did you take your oath of citizenship?

you still haven't answered the question. Effectively, you're positioning for 'stateless' persons... who you gonna call now?

A person with dual citizenship is not stateless if the country of his second citizenship revokes theirs.