The cowardly attack in Quebec must be condemned in the strongest terms but it's clear certain activists are trying to use this tragedy to push a political agenda to limit discussion on "sensitive" topics such as immigration and religious accommodations.  Iqra Khalid’s M-103 is a threat to freedom of expression in this country, there are no sacred cows and no religion is beyond reproach. We have seen European artists and filmmakers murdered for cartoons and films and rather than defend freedom of expression, we are seeing a submission to the idea of a double standard when it comes to comedy and satire, as if Monty Python's The Meaning of Life is fair game but anyone who dares approach a certain religion with comedy risks professional failure and their own personal safety. Freedom of expression is either free or it isn't (that includes religious satire and cartoons)- just look at Turkey over the last 10 years.