It's misleading to say that Canada currently criminalizes misgendering when several landmark cases would have to occur before we even got to that point. This case more generally speaks more to giving dependents more autonomy than anything involving free speech.
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Will need to do more research into this, but your point still detracts from the main issue. The case in question was more about child autonomy (which you can agree or disagree with) than it was about free speech.
It’s a link to a bigger problem. If you can’t even decide what gender your 14yr old is until they’re mature enough to make a life altering decision, then how can we really sit by and say that disagreeing with gender identity doesn’t get penalized? That’s disingenuous
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"Disagreeing with gender identity" and "Disagreeing with gender identity and doing something about it" Are two different things tho. And, at least according to what you linked me, only the latter is truly penalized. Free speech is still present
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Ok, that might not be the perfect example. So here’s another example of the gross misuse of the law. Jessica Yaniv, the trans activist alleged pedo who has proactively gotten multiple salons shut down using the discrimination of a protected group argument.https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/salon-forced-to-close-after-refusing-to-wax-transgender-females-male-genitalia …
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