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Podcast: Should unpopular views be silenced?

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Ideas are important. They’re essential to critical thinking. It’s by listening to ideas and opinions that we grow intellectually, that we find out what’s important, that we learn. Right?

Not according to No Platform. It’s a movement that aims to stop people, who have radical opinions and viewpoints, from expressing them in public debate.

This week on the Mamamia Out Loud podcast, we ask if this treading-lightly approach to issues is completely counterproductive. Are we losing our ability to think critically about issues?

Also this week, did you change your Facebook profile picture? Did you feel a little like this?

Finally, we can’t stop masterdating and when you hear about it, you’ll be finding some alone time and doing it too.

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Top Comments

J 8 years ago

what about the college feminists who have banned Milo Yiannopoulos from speaking as a guest?


Snorks 8 years ago

I haven't listened to the podcast, but people on this site have certainly advocated for people being denied Visa's to speak, effectively silencing them.
I can't remember names, but that idiotic Pick Up Artist is one.