many posters have noted that Canada has numerous ways by which it deals specifically with discrimination and hatred against identifiable groups. ...the Charter protections, Human Rights Commissions and Tribunals, hate laws etc...to counter that argument as insufficient, other posters and members of government have pointed out that none of those were adequate to prevent the recent attack on Muslims in Quebec...therefore they counter, more needs to be done by the state to address Islamophobia...

O.K...so those people must be making an argument that hatred and discrimination against Muslims is being fostered by certain contributory things, whatever they are, that the present state-wide proscriptions against either are inadequate to address or do not address sufficiently.....

so, what are those things and what do they propose the state do about them ?