All I'll say is that if you are gonna get arrested for speech. You might as well get arrested for violence.

If you can't say "I don't think men should use the women's room" without getting arrested, and you think that men shouldn't use the women's room, stabbing men who use the women's room will still get you arrested, but will make the men think twice about using the women's room. Not suggesting you do this but pointing out the inevitable problem with restricting speech. Speech isn't violence, but if you restrict speech people's only recourse remaining is literal violence. And unfortunately terrorism is an effective tactic at engendering social change when all legal recourses have been removed. Dangerous move for Canadas future social order.