Left likes to portray idea of right wing opinions being ‘dangerous’

Author and media critic Steve Krakauer says the left like to portray the idea of right-wing opinions being “dangerous”.

Mr Krakauer joined Sky News Australia host James Morrow to discuss the negative impact of the left attempting to censor right-wing opinions.

“When you start putting that out there, that certain points of view are not just bad, but dangerous, that they need to be suppressed, there is this anti-speech activism in the media, you are going to get a reduction in the amount of facts that are being put out there,” he said.

left likes to portray idea of right wing opinions being ‘dangerous’

Left likes to portray idea of right wing opinions being ‘dangerous’

“It’s a huge, huge problem.

“I frankly think there are people out there, including in the corporate media who I talk to, that believe that there is a problem, but this is not getting fixed until Donald Trump is off the main stage.”

News Related

OTHER NEWS

Disrupt Burrup protesters searched and phones seized

Disrupt Burrup Hub group say police have issued move-on notices prohibiting access to the WA site. A group of climate activists and filmmakers say their phones have been seized during ... Read more »

The generation driving a ‘megatrend’ of poor mental health in Australia

As individuals, we have unique experiences that affect our mental health and wellbeing, but what about the collective experiences that influence each generation? The mental health of Australians has been ... Read more »

Geraldton meatworks set to reopen after five years in bid to meet chilled meat demand from Asia, Middle East

Syed Ghazaly wants to see the Geraldton abattoir reopen early next year to process 1,000 sheep a day. (ABC Mid West Wheatbelt: Chris Lewis) The new owners of a mothballed ... Read more »

Blues seek ‘growth’ as pre-season begins; new Hawk aims to be AFL’s serial pest

Carlton coach Michael Voss says he and his players understand there are heightened expectations on them, but insists the Blues are ready to develop individually and in their game plan. ... Read more »

Bulldogs continue signing frenzy with swap deal

The Bulldogs’ off-season signing frenzy is set to continue with the club reportedly set to land Cronnor Tracey in a swap deal. The Sydney Morning Herald reports Tracey is expected ... Read more »

Customers to weigh in as Optus disruption comes under microscope

Consumers and impacted businesses are being urged to have their say on the Optus outage, with the federal government laying out the terms of reference for its review into the ... Read more »

Released detainee unable to be contacted by authorities

It has been revealed a released immigration detainee is unable to be contacted by authorities. Border Force has referred the matter to the Federal Police as authorities are attempting to ... Read more »
Top List in the World