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Tacotraitor has a lot to be proud of... Canadian baby killer receives highest civilian honor... Morgentaler was named a Member of the Order of Canada on July 1, 2008; he was recognized "for his commitment to increased health care options for women, his determined efforts to influence Canadian public policy and his leadership in humanist and civil liberties organizations." Abortion-rights activists applauded the decision, saying Morgentaler put his life and liberty on the line to advance women's rights, while pro-life groups strongly criticized the award, saying it debased the Order of Canada. Feminist and author Judy Rebick told The Globe and Mail that it was time Morgentaler was honoured for his long battle; she said "Dr. Morgentaler is a hero to millions of women in the country," she said. "He risked his life to struggle for women's rights … He's a huge figure in Canadian history and the fact that he hasn't got [the Order of Canada] until now is a scandal." Man who advocates sterilizing sexually active farm girls named The Greatest Canadian The best argument against socialized medicine is this page from a masters-thesis advocating sterilizing wayward girls. The man who wrote it went on to become a Baptist preacher and politician in Canada. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation named Tommy Douglas the father of Canadian Medicare as #1 on the list of the ten greatest Canadians. His thesis is perfect evidence why you don’t want bureaucrats making medical decisions.