In light of that, I'd like to relate this anecdote of retired lawyer dahn batchelor:
About ten years ago when I was practicing law before I retired, I represented a man who was a tenant in an apartment building. He was a witness who was testifying against the superintendent of his building. The super was charged with mischief. Whenever he had an argument with a tenant (including my client) he would sneak into the parking garage of the building late at night and cause damage to the tenant’s vehicle. I was overheard referring to the super as a Polish Bastard. A few days later, I got a call from a young twit who said that she was with the Ontario Human Rights Commission. She warned me that if I call the super a Polish Bastard again. I would be charged under the Human Rights Act of Ontario. I told this young twit on the phone that I cannot be charged with telling the truth. I said the man is Polish and he certainly is a bastard. I further told her that if I hear from her or any other person in the Commission, I would make fools of them all. Needless to say, I didn’t hear from them again.
