portia44 writes:  "The problem is that if the motion is legislated and so called islamophobia is banned"

I'm not sure what you mean by "if the motion is legislated", but if "so called islamophobia" is actually banned, that can be challenged under the Charter.  And as said above, courts keep very tight control over what can be banned as hate speech.  Private organizations will continue to develop the standards they want.  Rex Murphy will continue to ignore motions condemning anti-semitism, and jump on 'politically correct' bandwagons against muslims.

Again, the only people suggesting that M-103 may be "legislated" are people opposed to it.  Time to take a valium, as a famous cartoonist once said.