578 search results for "free speech"

“He doesn’t apologise for any of it. Neither does he say he would reinstate accounts unfairly blocked…”

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“We’re going to get rid of fact-checkers and replace them with community notes similar to X…”

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“Every Australian has the right to live free from violence, intimidation, and harm in their own country. But protecting that right cannot come at the cost of sacrificing another.”

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“The draconian Big Brother legislation being pushed by Albanese and his Labor government has just been declared null and void!”

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“Trump’s free speech initiative, alongside Vance’s recent remarks, is being viewed as a stark warning for Western governments closely allied with the United States.”

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“They’re all singing from the same song sheet here: it is a dangerous thing to allow ordinary men and women the right to free speech.”

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“The fight for freedom of speech isn’t even close to being won, it’s only just beginning.”

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“If the scientific community isn’t watching Dr. Jereth Kok’s case closely, it should be.”

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“You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to realise that the Misinformation Bill is about shutting down people who go against the government narrative,” Senator Rennick said.

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“This is an escalation of De Moraes’ weaponised assault on Elon Musk for his support of former Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro.”

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“The grandmother of 11 and former MP was criminally charged for ‘hate speech’ in 2021 for publicly expressing her Christian convictions.”

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“The First Amendment protects an individual’s right to speak his mind regardless of whether the government considers his speech sensible and well-intentioned or deeply ‘misguided,’ and likely to cause ‘anguish’ or ‘incalculable grief.'”

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“As always, the term is so broadly defined and so nebulous that no one will know if they are guilty of hate or not.”

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“Our society is legislating away the reality of biological sex, redefining women to include biological men; encoding legal fictions into law, and punishing those who refuse to comply.”

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“Free speech is really vital, but there will always be some limits.”

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“I don’t know what to do,” one council employee told Caldron Pool. “I feel like I’m being forced to do something that is not related to my role. It’s not that I don’t like gay people (it’s sad I need to clarify that), but social issues shouldn’t be forced through work channels that have nothing to do with the job.”

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“So here is my mea culpa on free speech, I was wrong to ever defend it.”

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Fear easily separates a fool from his or her money, and the well-oiled (no pun intended) marketing machine that is today’s fashionable “climate emergency,” is big business.

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Facebook isn’t new to panel’s overseeing data collection and usage, customer conflict resolution, and moderation of user content. The company is monolithic. They have 70 offices worldwide, 15 data centres, 48,268 full-time employees and according to the digital marketing firm, Zephoria, ‘1.73 billion people’ using the site daily. Oversight committees are a staple for any socially responsible corporate entity. They’re also essential for good government because they’re a stabilizing force providing insight through transparency and accountability. For an operation as big as Facebook, whose sole product is providing a stable communications service, a polished exterior, and even cleaner interior, keeps…

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A UK doctor who was told by a judge that his Christian beliefs were “incompatible with human dignity” has responded to the ruling, calling it “beyond reason, logic, and science.” Dr David Mackereth lost his Employment Tribunal case last week after he was fired by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) for refusing to identify his patients by anything other than their biological gender. The DWP’s case against the 56-year-old father of four claimed the doctor’s belief in Genesis 1:27 was not a belief protected by the Equality Act 2010 but was rather a ‘mere opinion.’ “In essence, I’m now being compelled…

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