Posted on 06/09/2026 6:00:40 PM PDT by algore
At a recent meeting of the parliament's Standing Committee on Science and Research, conservative Member of Parliament (MP) Vincent Ho asked, 'What is the definition of a woman?'
The simple question immediately sparked outrage with other members of the committee, who jumped down Ho's throat and attempted to prevent Chief Science Advisor Mona Nemer from replying.
Ho asked the scientist: 'Before you became chief science advisor, you were a molecular geneticist by training, right? So you know a thing or two about X and Y chromosomes. So, I wanted to ask you, what is the definition of a woman?'
Immediately, Liberal Party of Canada MP John-Paul Danko took issue with the question and said: 'Point of order, chair. Point of order.'
'It is pride month, in understanding Order 18, which prohibits personal attacks, insults and offensive language,' Danko continued, before Committee Chair Salma Zahid interrupted him and said: 'This is getting into debate.'
Undeterred, Danko raised his voice and said, 'Where this question is going is highly offensive. Highly offensive. I ask the member to withdraw his comments.'
The conservative MP explained that he was asking the question because the Census asks people to state their gender and sex, and he wanted to understand the chief science advisor's 'view on this.'
Another Liberal Party of Canada MP, Taleeb Noormohamed, then also raised a point of order and said: 'The witness is here in her capacity as the chief science advisor.
'Her opinion on any matter as an individual is actually not relevant to her mandate.
Zahid accepted the point of order and asked Ho to reframe his question, to which the conservative MP replied, 'I just want to hear the answer.'
After a bit more back and forth, Nemer, the chief science advisor, was finally able to answer Ho's question.
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Gonna need a biologist to figure out all this. Say, where are all the biologists?
These people are insane.
Ask Dr. Nemer if transsexualism is a form or manifestation of psychosis.
Still waiting for them to apologize for Bryan Adams.
Now, now; the Canadian government has apologized for Bryan Adams on several occasions…
Former biologist here. You can’t change your DNA. It’s as simple as that. A Y gene means you’re a male. That’s it in a nutshell.
What did Adams do?
The rainbow people are violent, don’t call out their delusion.
“Genetically speaking, we define female as, in the animal kingdom, as someone with two X chromosomes,” she (Mona Nemer) said. …But Nemer did not say who this “we” was.
These fricken’ libs are utterlyu insane; nuttier than a fruitcake..... and stupid too.
Gasbags in empty suits gaslighting the ignorant masses.
Wokeism and Islam together are the Spearhead to destroy Western Civilization
Charles Kirk
Biological humor, I like it!
I’m in Canada on vacation in the Banff aea (Alberta) right now.
I swear half of the people I see in the streets look either Indian (from India) Chinese or Vietnamese.
Whites seem a minority.
The Great White North is no longer.
I figured out what a woman was many years ago to my and her delight. It got better and better over time. I gave her love and she gave me children which we both love dearly. It does not get much better than that.
They need a definition of a woman to include faggots. Simple as that.
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