Free Speech Has Consequences
Now that leftists are facing the consequences of free speech, they can’t identify the inconsistency. I suspect that is more likely the result of political inconvenience than genuine confusion.
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Now that leftists are facing the consequences of free speech, they can’t identify the inconsistency. I suspect that is more likely the result of political inconvenience than genuine confusion.
Who could fight a world war in such a context? No one. That’s why there will be no WWIII. And in a way, I guess we should be happy about that.
The reaction from the left has been predictably terrible with #IstandwithIran trending on social media. In an attempt to understand this apparent paradox (among others) in lefty foreign policy thinking, I approached an expert.
Are libertarians obliged to be pacifists at all costs?
Indeed, it decided to eliminate not just Hamas, but their regional ally, Hezbollah. Then they asked themselves: ‘Why destroy the puppets but leave the puppet-master unscathed?’
It’s time we allowed common law to operate so the non-violation of your neighbour’s property rights determines appropriate development.
It’s taken many years, but the deep fight against militant Islam is being won.
The logic of the climate lobby leads inescapably to horrors never imagined in human history.
Like a possum in the headlights of a fast-approaching SUV, the world would stand frozen as the two other serious nuclear powers contemplated their next move.
There are few things more offensive than arresting and punishing a person for making a joke you don’t like.
If only all this had happened in an age of decorum and sobriety, back when people wrote letters…
Media and politicians have been willingly hoodwinked by pseudoscientific hucksters.
In this respect, Donald Trump is proving to be a huge disappointment. He talks big on cutting taxes and spending but shows no intent to seriously tackle the deficit.
It’s no surprise that places like New Zealand, Canada and Australia are still such backwaters even in 2025. We are the descendants of people who never felt they had the right to rule, and it shows.
However, I doubt progress would be made at all if ACT were not in the coalition Government, so credit should be given where it is due.