Sure, it's funny to picture Ontario educators turning into the Soup Nazi of Seinfeld fame, shouting "No pizza for you!" at terrified six-year-olds. But it's not so funny when you realize that there's a serious problem here.

Yes, organizations are clearly lobbying the government on behalf of small business owners, and presumably have been for some time. But to me, this suggests that they have done a spectacularly poor job of wielding their influence, since their main constituents are being slammed with a new policy that will be very detrimental to them.

A lot of women who thought the employee's memo was wrong expressed themselves forcefully and convincingly on Twitter. Perhaps giving some of these women a platform maybe a Google town hall debate with James Damore could have done more good for workplace culture than giving Damore a pink-slip has done.

We have Charter rights that protect us from unreasonable search and seizure. How can a mandatory breathalyzer for no good reason or even no reason at all not violate those rights?