

Labour's Free Speech Attack To Be Challenged + Should Reform & Tories Merge + Australian Trans Law
Aug 31, 2024
A lively debate unfolds over the Labour party's push to challenge non-crime hate incident regulations, highlighting the tension between free speech and government control. Meanwhile, a significant percentage of Tory members favor merging with Reform, prompting discussions on political identity and strategy. The conversation extends to alarming Australian legal rulings that may jeopardize women’s rights and safety in female spaces, raising critical questions about gender identity. Diverse opinions and political maneuvering shape this thought-provoking dialogue on contemporary issues.
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Harry Miller Case
- Harry Miller was contacted by police for tweeting that "men can't become women".
- This non-crime hate incident sparked a legal battle over free speech.
Non-Crime Hate Incidents
- The Labour Party is reinstating non-crime hate incident recording.
- This raises concerns about Orwellian overreach and free speech.
Combating Subjectivity in Law
- Remove subjective elements from law to address current issues.
- Support those fighting for free speech, like Harry Miller.