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I have serious concerns about M-103, a private member's motion currently before Parliament that would condemn Islamophobia. But I want to reassure my colleague Andrew Coyne that I'm not nearly as unhinged as he seems to think we critics are.
Here is what Andrew wrote of the critics in his recent column on M-103: they're a "most extreme voice" on "a most extreme position," flaunting "a kind of moral exhibitionism" and "populist virtue-signaling," with the purpose of "say(ing) and do(ing) the most intolerant or ill-considered thing that comes to mind." Further, they're "whip(ping)" up a "hysteria campaign."
The case against M-103 is actually much simpler, and one need not be hysterical to make it.