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.
Meddling with these details carries a range of risks, including fraud, infringements on women’s rights and protections, and child safeguarding issues.
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…
“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
Increasingly in Aotearoa’s free speech battle, the voices for censorship look set to anoint the progressive pro-speech side.
All this leads me to wonder what a tourist’s first impressions and deeper insights might be in Aotearoa.
Comments like this certainly help keep this 14-year-old high school dropout humble, and while I may not be able to express my thanks to everyone individually, it’s important that people know, I do see them, even if time doesn’t allow me to respond to them all.
The UK health and education systems have started slowly moving away from the anti-scientific beliefs promoted by powerful trans lobby groups. It’s time for New Zealand to follow in their footsteps.
If you claim a right to censor others, you cannot act alarmed or surprised when people censor you.
In 2021 I was involved, with colleagues in Heterodox New Zealand, in administering a version of Heterodox Academy’s Campus Expression Survey to New Zealand undergraduate students. The seven of us published the results the following year. What follows is my write-up of the responses we received to one question in particular. This section was understandably cut from our publication of […]