Pour encourager les autres.
This is part of a legislative pattern: The Government’s most abiding fear, at this moment in time, is that you the public are seeing things and hearing things that it does not wish you to hear.
It does count, without any doubt, as a social media company actively putting its thumb on the scale of public discussion and debate to influence public policy outcomes.
“They’re afraid to speak out”: Senator Sharon Keogan speaks on the Ireland’s new hate speech bill, and says that other politicians are fearful of discussing their views on certain issues.
Innocent curiosity
People gathered in Dublin to discuss the implications of Helen McEntee’s hate speech law. Speakers include Senator Sharon Keogan and Prof. Gerard Casey and Mattie McGrath TD. Organised by Free Speech Ireland the proposed law has been described as “chilling”
During covid, people were not just banned for vaccine conspiracy theories. They were also banned for reasonable questions.
The Government will not lose a single net vote by banning it. Still, that does not make it right.
People quickly become complacent and unquestioning about politically correct opinions
From the beginning of time, people have believed to some degree or other that the world is flat. This is a view that is scientifically incorrect, and provably false, but there are no laws against holding it, or expressing it. The reason for this is that it is so obviously false to say that the […]
Legislation reaches Oireachtas health committee
Nobody will lift a finger to come to his aid because unlike the Rossport five, who had a trendy green cause at their backs, Enoch Burke is an Orc of Mordor.