To be in breach of these hate speech provisions you don't need to say something untrue; you don't need to actually subject some group or person to hatred or contempt; you don't have to counsel violence. You only need to say something that the people who are chosen to staff these commissions -- and, trust me, this is not a representative cross-section of Canadian society, but more like the most ultra-PC university professor you know -- happen to think is likely to expose some group or person to hatred or contempt.