Licence to indoctrinate
Communications and media studies faculties are infested by zealots and activists, many of them espousing ideas that are inimical to liberal democratic values such as free speech.
“Old man howls at moon. Again”
Yet our sycophantic politically-biased hide-everything tell-no-truth take-the-PIJ-money-to-buy-silence “legacy media” won’t ever report it. There are very good reasons why I don’t/won’t talk/write about politics.
The Rich, the Marginalised, and the Right to Dissent
In none of these cases were the victims of such oppression those who would be considered the “elite” of society.
We Are Winning
However, this equivalent of a legal comfort blanket does NOT give men the right to enter women’s spaces.
Orthodoxy and Dissidence at Radio New Zealand.
Our Masters’ Voice: Promoting acceptable ideas and suppressing everything that challenges the prevailing orthodoxy may be the winning formula in Putin’s Russia, but it should not be Radio New Zealand’s.
Media ignore the real story behind Luxon's Tesla rejection
In his downtime, he favours a low emission vehicle which is not the most salubrious form of transport.
Like Sturgeon, shouldn't Tamihere face police investigation for fraud?
If the Maori Party is king maker, would the result be legitimate?
RNZ's non-exposé of the year
Whether intentionally or not, the story was presented in such a way as make Luxon look bad.
NZ: a blank canvas for stokers of the culture wars
Elite groups have always used their own coded jargon to project (and protect) their power, to enhance their aura of exclusivity and to impress the impressionable.
The NZTA's worse than useless road signs
I saw several other examples of utterly useless signs pointing to no-name places rather than to localities that travellers actually want to get to