Should the police be allowed to wire a church to gather evidence in a criminal case? A good Christian thinks of the confessional as being sacrosanct, a place where you can openly discuss your crimes and receive absolution - privileged information that can’t be used in court. But, think about this: we could save so much money on investigations by putting microphones in and taping the secrets of these losers. After all, they are criminals and we don't need to care what happens to them. So what if a few innocent people get caught and have to suffer?

If this makes sense then you won't mind a few other similar tactics: Allowing the police to trap unsuspecting addicts at recovery meetings. It’s said at almost every meeting - What you see here, when you leave here, let it stay here - but that's only for the real addicts, not good police officers. No one checks you at the door for hidden tape recorders or runs security checks to make sure you aren't a police officer. Everyone is trusted to be as honest as they can be. So what if a junkie gets caught confessing to something illegal? If you find yourself agreeing to any of the above statements you could become an exemplary member of the Toronto Police Force. More...