Free Speech and the Left. Religion and Free Speech
From the @plebity Conference 2023: Free Speech and the Left. Religion and Free Speech with @DaphnaRedliner @JMchangama and @danielbenami
28Jun 
27Jun 
The rich, the marginalised, and the right to dissent
“I am grateful that New Zealand enjoys much stronger protections for speech rights today, but such protections remain most important for the marginalised and the dissenting.” – @Adamyoungnz
26Jun 
Lives in pieces
The book has the author revisit his life, starting with the bodily changes of his childhood and puberty, and his playing dress-ups so as to express his desire to be an actor.
21Jun 
Free Speech Union panel on how free speech serves minorities
On the @nzfreespeech panel were @JMchangama (the esteemed guest of the AGM), Jewish Council spokesperson JulietMosesNZ, ACT MP Karen Chhour and Dr. David Bromell. An often-feisty Q & A follows the initial discussion.
20Jun 
The need for hard conversations
“People won’t always agree with me, and I don’t ever expect they will or do but we at least need to have the conversations that need to be had.” – @AuntyHeihei
19Jun 
Russel Brown and co couldn’t fight their way out of a paper bag. So why are they so fond of gangs?
A central irony to this all is that the faux Left won’t stop rabbeting on about the dangers of a far-Right while defending gangs who are actual, real-deal fascists.
16Jun 
Self-Sex ID is here
Meddling with these details carries a range of risks, including fraud, infringements on women’s rights and protections, and child safeguarding issues.
14Jun 
The campaign to silence Kiwi women in the run-up to the ‘Self ID’ Bill
Former ‘Speak Up for Women’ members Daphna Whitmore and Ani O’Brien discuss the formation of SUFW to challenge the ‘Self ID’ aspect of the Bill…
14Jun 
Fake news goes mainstream as RNZ probe of ‘inappropriate editing’ widens
“All of this is deeply concerning and suggests a widespread culture within the RNZ digital team of editing wire service stories with their own reporting, including by adding their own inherent biases.” – @CranmerWrites
13Jun
Why would you want to cancel Shaneel Lal?
Increasingly in Aotearoa’s free speech battle, the voices for censorship look set to anoint the progressive pro-speech side.