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> To a degree - he's only in favour of free speech for people he considers acceptable; cf his petition to get "Social Justice" courses banned in Universities.
by shard972 8y ago
> To a degree - he's only in favour of free speech for people he considers acceptable; cf his petition to get "Social Justice" courses banned in Universities.
I don't know the issue but would that have anything to do with government funded universities? Or is he arguing not even private universities should be legally permitted to teach "Social Justice" courses.
> he supported a petition in favour of "Count Dankula", an avowed far-righter.
Can i get a source on that? Ive not read anything from him claiming to be of the far right.
- zimpenfish 8y agohttps://www.change.org/p/universities-suspend-social-justice-in-universities https://www.change.org/p/universities-suspend-social-justice... "To clarify, we are calling for the teaching of social justice courses in universities to be temporarily suspended." There is no mention of Government funding. > Ive not read anything from him claiming to be of the far right. You're right, he's not stupid enough to come out and say it bluntly but his actions speak louder than, etc. (embracing Tommy Robinson, the pug incident, joining UKIP, etc.)