Hi Indy,

"I wonder what causes people to think that a person should not change their views when everything around them changes."

Yes, world events and life experience no doubt play their part, but you wouldn't want the cops arresting you in the middle of the night for tweeting "F.... Hamas" and a few other things as happened to one bloke in the UK recently.

As for the Lib/Nats, they don't seem to know what they stand for and need to conduct an investigation that will take a year to give them some answers. I would not be surprised if more left.

"These days you are extreme right if you don't hate Jews or go along with the government narrative."

I think conservatives are done for so long as they support Israel unconditionally, it's not about hating Jews, it's about opposing a neverending conflict, slaughter and genocide.

Conservatives need to wake up and realise supporting a genocide isn't going to get them elected, they're only making their problems worse.

Christians might be the largest denomination in terms of religion supported, but they're still a minority in relation to population.

The LNP needs to disband, how can Nationalists also be Israel-firsters?

Hi AC,

People are going to have a range of views on any subject. Are you good or bad for having a particular view? You're well aware that I believe that freedom of expression and argument are essential for the development and progression of civilisation, so while I might not like some points of view, I think of the bigger picture and see freedom of expression as ultimately leading to good outcomes.

I get concerned when government starts complaining about the effect of "misinformation" and how it needs to be controlled by restricting free expression. The origin of that outcome lies in the vilification of someone for holding a particular point of view.