Even assuming Catholics' taxes cover it, the principle is that other religious communities don't have the same right even though they still pay into taxes, but they are forced into secular schools. Certainly anyone who believes in equal rights for all would argue either that each religion ought to be entitled to its own separate school system or none of them, or some other alternative that puts them all on some equal footing.
You don't seem to believe in that principle though. I can think of a few groups among the ruling elite in Iran who like the way you think.
Or if the anti-Americans fuss about it, then let's base it on the French Declaration des droits de l'homme et du citoyen, and just don't mention that the US one is based on the French one and so they're essentially pretty darn similar.
France and the US both have bills of rights they can truly be proud of without a doubt.
And quite frankly, having a bill of rights all Canadians could be proud of rather than some Canadian Bill of Compromises would likely boost patriotism significantly too. After all, it's hard to brag about a bill of rights that discriminates on the basis of language and that has to submit to a constitution that discriminates based on religious affiliation, to mention just a few points. After all, why do we think schools only brush through our constitution so quickly? It's probably because the teachers themselves are ashamed of it too.
