When it comes to my world and that of most people, perhaps you'll let us do the talking for ourselves.

As I said, and to which you didn't respond, LSUC's statutory duty is to uphold the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. LSUC isn't authorized, called upon, nor qualified to pick and choose between those rights and freedoms. It's duty is to uphold them all.

Despite that legal duty, LSUC chose othewise. In the face of what it perceived as a discriminatory act against an equality right, it then acted in a discriminatory way against a religious right. LSUC didn't just fail in its duty to uphold the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It failed in its moral duty to set a standard of behavior that's beyond reproach. It met a perceived wrong with another wrong. 

Perhaps not in yours, but that's an epic fail in my world.