“No-go zones” come to Toronto
It is now illegal in Canada to be a Zionist where anti-Zionists are present.
I would like to be able to tell you the precise location of Toronto’s Zionistrein zones but the boundaries are ever-shifting and based entirely on the feelings of anti-Israel activists.
Last night, the one I entered illegally was located in an invisible 30-metre area surrounding the Israeli Consulate. If I understand correctly, that entire area becomes a legally enforced Zionist-free zone for a period of time every Friday evening.
If I were to stand on that area of sidewalk or road today, and behave exactly as I behaved last night, I would not be breaking any laws. I would still be a Zionist but my Zionist presence would not be offending any anti-Zionists.
Zionist face = upsetting to an anti-Zionist = Zionist breaking the law = Zionism is illegal wherever anti-Zionists gather.
If a law-abiding Zionist who has not done anything wrong is legally prevented from being close enough to hear or see an open, public anti-Zionist gathering, does this not mean that Zionism itself has been made illegal in certain places and at certain times in Canada?
Do read the whole thing; the story of how this realization was reached is rather alarming.
Though I guess it just goes to show: if you thought the police were there to help you, think again.
