Hi Fester,

I'm sure that with all the inputs and criticisms that they're
receiving regarding this Bill - they'll be forced to pay
attention.

Anyway, we'll have to wait and see.

Adjustments have to be made.

Next time the Liberal Party says it is opposing Labor’s totalitarian censorship (while saying it has its own plans to censor us) just remember that the Morrison Liberals made 4,000 requests to Twitter to censor posts which turned out to be true.

In the meantime, the eSafety Commissioner has conceded that she should NOT HAVE requested that the video of the stabbing of a Bishop be taken down by X. She used significant taxpayer resources in her arrogant stuff up. Another immigrant we could have done without.

It's really bad form to blame entire groups for
individual actions.

Hi AC,

"Some lighter content probably do me some good."

The most relaxed I've ever felt was on a sunny spring day on an island shore. I felt a million miles from civilisation. Listening to talks on cosmology is a nice escape for me as well.

I've been reading through a few submissions and find very little support for the bill, although RMIT Fact Check didn't seem to have much of a problem with it. I note that there is very little about the bill on main stream media, although the IPA found quite a bit of misinformation in the Communications minister's speech in support of the bill:

https://ipa.org.au/research/rights-and-freedoms/some-opinions-are-more-equal-than-others-in-bill

Most of the commentary about the bill is on social media, and many believe this to be the commentary that the bill will target.

I wonder what happened to JD? Came here saying there was nothing to worry about, just read the legislation to realise how benign it all is. Now that there is all the expert opinion raising serious concerns about the implications of the bill JD has taken leave from OLO. He must have better things to do than argue with peanuts like me. Lucky fellow!