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Bill C - 63 Canada has Hate Speech and social media in its Sights. · The Slippery Slope

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  Aye, Jay Fallon. Thanks for listening to The
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  Slippery Slope. So there were a number of
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  stories that I was looking at this week, this past week, and I
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  was thinking, I'd like to talk about that.
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  They're not bothersome. Another storyline or need to
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  talk about that. And everything's kind of just
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  snowballing. Snowballing.
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  I first I thought you got to talk about what's happening with
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  old DJ Trump DJT. The story about that, that porn
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  actress, Stormy Daniels, she's now giving evidence again.
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  I I thought all that was done and dusted.
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  But now she's back up there. She's giving more evidence again
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  about things that we already knew, you know, supposedly about
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  the the the hush money or whatever they want to call it,
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  that was paid off, OK? She was given the hush money.
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  Whatever. I thought that was gone.
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  But now you listen. I read some of the transcript
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  about what she's saying. I think I'm not.
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  I'm not going to show you the video because.
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  But Bill Mayer, he he summed it up fairly well.
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  He showed an interview that this stormy Daniel did with him in
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  2018. He asked, I'm not going to show
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  you the video because it's a bit crude.
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  But he says straight up, hey, why did you have sex with Donald
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  Trump? What was the go?
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  And is this a me too thing, You know, were you forced into this,
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  all this kind of stuff? And she's like, no, it wasn't a
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  me too thing. That's the way the people, the
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  media and that they wanted to shape it like that.
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  But it wasn't a me too. She wasn't forced in, OK?
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  She's a porn star. She done a I checked out how
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  many movies, you know, how asked how many movies she's actually
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  been in. And I think it was the six 660
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  minute report that had been there done in an interview with
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  her a couple of years ago now. But at that time, she'd done
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  275. I think it was 275.
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  And porn movies. She's not just an actress, she's
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  also a director. So now so in 2018 she's like,
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  yeah, yeah, yeah, we had sex or whatever and it was no big deal
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  was wasn't forced or anything out of that.
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  Now she's back up, she's giving evidence, and now it's all of a
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  sudden she she talks as if, you know, she's a, she's a victim, I
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  think, I think, he said. They don't pick to my head.
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  Go pick them. What are you a victim of?
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  You're a not this. And I know this might sound a
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  little maybe this comes across a bit misogynistic but it's hard
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  to see a porn star being like she she says She she reckons she
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  just kind of blacked out and you know there was a power imbalance
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  he didn't like physically force but he's standing in front of
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  door wouldn't let her out or something like this.
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  And you know she got herself into this situation so and he's
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  gone. But the same time man you you've
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  been at that time you've been in the porn industry.
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  It's just it's just a weird way to to now you've gone from Oh
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  yeah. OK we had sex.
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  It wasn't a me too thing. There was no forcing.
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  She was just supposedly into it. Maybe I I don't know.
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  Who knows why if you're a I don't.
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  I don't know the mean. I don't know what goes through
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  someone's mind like that, OK? But now to come out six years
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  later and I know to be playing the victim, I'm saying they got,
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  man, that is weird. Absolutely weird.
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  So I was going to talk about that, but I'm like, yeah, who
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  cares? And then another story comes up
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  again to do a DJT and this Amber Rose.
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  And I didn't even know who Amber Rose was.
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  She's some supposedly some kind of model Amber Rose is
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  controversy because Amber Rose is supporting DJT.
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  She comes out and actually endorses Donald J Trump, Amber
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  Rose. And looking at that, she and
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  supposedly she's the model and I think the EX1 of Kanye West's
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  ex, I'm looking at. Oh yeah, and the article goes on
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  to talk about her. Amber Rose, who is also the she
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  she started the Slut Walk. The Slut Walk now, I thought it
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  was actually. I thought it was this some style
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  of walking. You know, I was in Run DMC
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  singing Walk This Way, This is the way you walk.
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  Like is there a certain way that oh, so I don't want to say, but
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  anyway that's I'm sitting on what's the Slut walk.
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  And dinner is actually like a March.
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  The people do. Supposedly that empowers women.
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  It shows, shows men that, you know, we can dress any way we
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  want, we can dress absolutely any way we want in in public,
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  and that does not give you the right to sexually harass.
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  And I agree 100%. I don't think it's right.
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  I don't think it's common sense. I don't think you should dress
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  like a inverted commas slut, whatever that is.
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  I don't think you should dress. You know, with your body parts
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  hanging out. You know, if you're gonna walk
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  around and basically your breasts are uncovered and your
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  butt cheeks are just hanging out and everyone can see everything
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  you own one, you should be. You shouldn't get sexually
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  harassed. But we also live in a world.
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  Unfortunately, we live in a world of sin.
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  And you will it will happen. You still need to have common
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  sense. So anyway, that's the second
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  story I was looking at going this crazy man and this.
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  And what her big claim to fame is.
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  She's a model. She dated Kanye West and she
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  came up with this idea called Slut Walk Campaign and and then
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  I'm looking at OK, Iran's president.
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  He dies, gets in a in a helicopter crash.
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  He gets killed. When it first happened I
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  thought, man it is on like Donkey Kong.
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  It is on. It's going, it's this is, this
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  is an escalation like you would not believe.
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  And I 100% thought that Israel is going to cop the blame
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  completely, completely. Yep, it's on.
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  And then it's like everyone just accepts.
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  That's what it seems like. Everyone's just accepted oh Yep,
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  old helicopter. It's crashed.
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  Nothing more to see here. A few people were sad,
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  supposedly. A lot of people seem like they
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  were happy in Iran. They were shooting off fireworks
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  and like, Oh yeah, no, nothing to see.
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  It's all gone quiet. I'm scratching my head going
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  what? What is going on?
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  Like every other time you see something happen in Iran, you
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  you always see the, you know, people beating their chests in
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  the street, shooting guns, crying, weeping, all the drama.
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  It's. But it's just like everyone's
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  accepted. Yep, he's dead.
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  Oh yeah. Looks like it was actually an
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  accident, and there's nothing more about it.
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  It's the strangest thing. It's a little too.
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  It's a little too quiet. It's almost if.
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  It's almost as if maybe OK, it's almost as if maybe someone
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  within the Iranian government was actually behind it.
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  Could that be the real, the real reason why there's not much
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  more, not more coming out about not much more of a big deal
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  about it? I don't know.
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  But anyway, so these are all the things that I was going through
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  this weekly command. This is some strange things
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  happening. You know, Donald J Trump is
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  just, he's just getting out there.
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  I don't know what's going on with his campaign.
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  Some of the things, some of the stories that you see, you sit
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  there going the way the Democrats are attacking him, it
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  doesn't even make sense. Are they just making up things?
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  Because that's what it seems like.
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  It seems like they're just making up charges to try and
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  take him out. We can't beat him.
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  We can't beat him. So we're just gonna take him out
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  with lies, slides and smokescreens.
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  And then I came across and I thought I'd seen again this
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  another story, more stories coming up.
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  And I thought, this, this is the real news that's happening.
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  This is what's really happening. And why?
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  Why on earth are more people talking about this?
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  Because this, I can see this permeating throughout all of
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  western society. I can see this coming to
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  Australia really quick. You, you see what's been going
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  on with our online police, you know, we are E safety
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  commissioner, deciding that she's going to police the whole
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  world, the Internet for the whole world.
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  And I thought I was reading this story about what's happening in
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  Canada. I thought this is going to move
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  across the whole world as soon as this comes into Canada.
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  If it does definitely come in, which I I reckon it will as soon
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  as it comes in. This will run around the whole
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  world. So just read.
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  There's a couple of different articles come up about us trying
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  to look up what's the best one to talk to show what it's
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  actually all about. Intriguing.
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  Intriguing to say the least, but let's check this one out.
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  New liberal online harms bill to make online hate punishable up
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  to life in prison. This is Bill C63.
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  It says the subheading says it aims to force social media, user
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  uploaded adult content and live streaming services services to
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  reduce exposure to online content deemed harmful.
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  The issue You know they come at it as if they're protecting
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  children. So everyone has to agree because
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  you've got to. You've got to be standing up for
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  the children. The weird thing is they they
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  want to, they wanna protect the children in this way.
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  But then, when it comes to young children who have no idea what
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  they're talking about, no idea about life, they will.
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  They will attack them and enable them to become, quote unquote
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  trains. They're fully supportive of that
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  kind of garbage. It's it's very, it's very mixed
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  up. Very, very screwed up.
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  Ottawa The federal government tabled its long awaited a long
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  awaited online harms bill on Monday, which is already shaping
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  up to become a delicate political ballot battle over
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  freedom of expression. Let's just go through the main
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  points. So Bill 63 aims to force social
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  media, user uploaded adult content and live streaming
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  services to reduce exposure to online, online content deemed
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  harmful, to strengthen the reporting of child pornography,
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  to better address hate propaganda and provide recourse
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  to victims of hate online. So you have to agree, I mean,
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  you know, Yep, OK, we need to strengthen the reporting of
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  child pornography and to address better address hate propaganda.
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  The thing is, I did an episode about this very thing about
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  child pornography a long time ago.
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  These last year, maybe even been long year ago, about how child
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  pornography is prevalent on sites such as Instagram.
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  It's been like a an open secret for a long time.
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  Yeah, no one's really policing Instagram.
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  No one's talking about Instagram.
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  You know, the E Safety Commission, They're not chasing
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  after Instagram for what they're allowing when it comes to child
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  pornography on their sites. They don't chase after that, but
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  they will come after supposed hate speech.
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  So anyone that says anything that's contrary to what they
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  deem is correct and this is this is the big issue.
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  So it also says it also means the Criminal Code to create a
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  new standalone hate crime offence that would allow
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  penalties up to life imprisonment to deter hateful
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  conduct, as well as raise the maximum punishments for hate
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  propaganda offences from five years to life imprisonment for
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  advocating genocide. The thing is, I don't what are
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  they classified as advocating genocide?
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  So. So he is where I think it's
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  gonna go with genocide, The advocating genocide thing.
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  Ah, in the eyes of countries like Canada, the Canadian
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  government, you know, obviously South Africa, they will stand up
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  and say, Yep, Israel is currently committing attempting
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  genocide, attempting genocide. That's what they'll say.
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  So if if you're standing up and and advocating for Israel, if
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  you're voicing a an opinion that is pro Israel, well then you're
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  advocating for genocide. That's the way they'll be
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  shaping the argument. You're advocating for genocide
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  because you're supporting Israel.
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  So down here says that harmful content is defined in the
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  legislation as content that incites violence, that ferments
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  hatred, that incites violent extremism or terrorism, is used
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  to bully a child, that sexually, sexually victimises a child,
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  that induces a child to harm themselves.
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  A wonder induces a child to harm themselves.
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  Is that is that going to include people like counsellors at
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  school or teachers? That would be encouraging people
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  to go down the transgender pathway.
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  They're inducing a child to harm, surely.
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  So would that include them? The thing is, they support
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  governments like the Canadian government, actually support
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  that kind of rubbish in the last part, or intimidate intimate
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  content communicated with their consent.
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  The bill also creates a new Digital Safety Commission.
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  Hmm, you know, the E Safety Commission here in Australia.
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  So it also creates a new Digital Safety Commission which will be
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  responsible for enforcing rules and holding online services
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  accountable, as well as a separate digital safety
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  ombudsperson which will support and advocate for users and make
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  recommendations to social media services and the government.
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  Where are they going or are they going to have, you know, this
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  two tiered system where naturally, well, councillors and
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  teachers or any of that, anyone that would be counselling
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  someone counselling a young child who was actually a girl,
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  you know he's a boy, but I know he's actually a girl now.
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  Well, no, that's OK. We can support that.
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  The girl who's who's now a boy, that's OK We can support that
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  because we will get right behind the the transgender movement but
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  anything else will not. So they'll have the system where
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  you know if you're if you're openly wanting to be trans and
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  support young children and trans, well that'll be fine.
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  But if you're supporting supportive of Israel or
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  something like that, well, that's not going to be fine.
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  Or if your idea or if you go up and talk things about the Bible
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  and say things that people don't like and people will say, well
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  this is hate speech. We'll classify that as hate
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  speech. Well then you're going to be
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  running the risk of being sentenced to life imprisonment
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  and do you think it's any coincidence that they are
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  creating a digital Safety Commission?
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  Australia is just Australia is just being the Guinea pig with
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  this Commission. I think we're going to see all,
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  we're going to see a lot more, at least in Western countries of
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  these digital digital commissions being set up.
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  They will be colluding together, colluding together to change
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  what they consider to be hate speech, to come down.
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  Clamp down hard on what they consider to be hate speech and
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  what they consider to be hate speech will be anything that
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  they do not agree with, anything that goes against the narrative
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  that they are trying to be, that they are trying to sell.
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  You know the narrative of the WWE F anything that goes against
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  the WWF, anything that goes against globalisation, anything
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  that points out the contradictions of our modern
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  western society, well then that'll be classified as hate
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  speech by our newly formed Global Digital Safety
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  Commission. I think that's where we're
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  going. That's just my opinion.
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  Let me know what you think. Jay Fallon, thanks for listening
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