Inconvenient facts are considered uncivil around here.  

Touch on hard facts like relative reproduction rates, absence of tolerance reciprocity, gender marginalization, genital mutilation, the practice of taqiyya,  the dominant faith in 9 of the 11 areas in the world identified as 'high conflict zones', or scriptural authority for acts of genocide, and the Globe will censor your comment.  Speculating that the Globe's actions confirm exactly what its columnists ridicule, that'll get you bounced too.  The Scandinavian cartoon reaction seems to have spooked what was once called Canada's National Newspaper.

Hugh Segal is using his traditional red tory eloquence to overlook an important turning point in Canadian political history, and we can't even discuss it here.  It's been a bad year for political elites and the MSM, yet they don't seem to be getting it.  It's time for a principled bit of spine, and they are jellyfish attacking what they purport to uphold..