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The Guardian Smears Jordan Peterson
Smear pieces are nothing new for Jordan Peterson. For example, see MacLean’s is the Stupid Man’s Stupid Magazine. Now the Guardian asks How dangerous is Jordan B Peterson, the rightwing professor who ‘hit a hornets’ nest’? Ooh, he’s ‘rightwing’ and ‘dangerous’. … Continue reading
Censorship, gab.ai, and the Blockchain
Forbes has an article commenting on The Alt-Right’s Favorite Social Network Gab’s Plan To Use Blockchain To Make Itself Indestructible. I’ll comment briefly on the hypocrisy of blaming Gab for the comments of its users while giving Google, Facebook, and … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew torba, blockchain, censorship, cryptocurrency, ethereum, free speech, gab.ai, infowars.com, lolicon, paypal, twitch, twitter
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Fair Weather Free Speech Advocacy
The progressive movement continues to turn its weapons upon itself. This time, Facebook BLOCKS links to women’s rights group after ‘transphobia’ complaints. Woman’s Place UK campaigns for women-only spaces and raises concerns about transgender people being able to self-identify as … Continue reading
MacLean’s Thinks Free Speech is a Right Wing Conspiracy
MacLean’s hit piece on Jordan Peterson (see MacLean’s is the Stupid Man’s Stupid Magazine) references another article, The death of free speech? Come on. In it, the author claims that free speech is being used by the evil right wing to … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy
Tagged free speech, jordan peterson, kellie leitch, milo yiannopoulos, motion 103
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The War on Free Speech Rolls On
The New York Time’s makes the hysterical claim that Conservatives Have Weaponized the First Amendment. How can a fundamental human right enshrined by the UN become a weapon? The [US supreme] court’s five conservative members, citing the First Amendment, had … Continue reading
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Tagged catherine a. mackinnon, citizens united, crisis pregnancy centers, first amendment, floyd abrams, frederick schauer, free speech, ilva shapiro, john g. roberts jr., louis michael seidman, overton window, pronography, ralph nader, robert h. bork, us supreme court
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Will the ACLU Part Ways with Free Speech?
The Guardian has a new article explaining How the resurgence of white supremacy in the US sparked a war over free speech. Late last summer, the American Civil Liberties Union faced a mounting crisis over its most celebrated cause, which … Continue reading
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Tagged ahilan arulanantham, american civil liberties union, built to last, carl benjamin, charlottesville, communism, count dankula, david goldberger, equal opportunity, free speech, jeremy waldron, k-sue park, lauren southern, milo yiannopolous, olga tomchin, slavery, southern poverty law center, stanley fish, susan herman, tommy robinson
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Be Careful What You Wish For
Fox News has an article that say that Twitter [is] carrying out [a] ‘concerted attack’ on free speech, feminists claim. Since feminists have made a concerted attack on the free speech of others, the irony in this is pretty thick. … Continue reading
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Tagged aimee challenor, fair play for women, feminism, free speech, gab.ai, martha lane fox, miranda yardley, misogyny, twitter
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