ttbn,
> This is about one of those gutless bed wetters, not sure enough of his own beliefs to allow
> people to hear contrary views in his pissy little pub in pissy little Hobart, and get paid for it.

More like someone sure enough of his own beliefs to want to avoid any part in mass deception, even when that means missing out on a commercial opportunity.

Standing up for free speech is not the only valid response in this situation. Many consider truth to be more important.

Beliefs and the truth are not always the same thing. People who are too frightened to have their beliefs tested are not sure of the truth.

Indy,

I think we know what a person with your far right extremist mentality would like to see done with those you don't agree with. Its not pleasant.

Says a lot about supposed conservative and/or nativist libertarians when a significant small medium size business exercises it's 'freedom & liberty' vs. (fossil fueled) ideologues, sock puppets and grifters platformed by media?

Because it's not about 'freedom & liberty' but the imported US radical right libertarian modus operandi, seen in UK too, of demanding access to public institutions to present (& denigrate others etc.), while claiming censorship, LGBT/CRT promotion, cancel culture, wokeness, no men's rights, etc.

The Anglosphere right has become a noise machine to inspire more baby boomers and oldies to vote against the future of working age and youth who they outnumber?

Paul said- "That nonsense, is far more dangerous talk than anything humerus I might post."

Answer- You might have to get your "armie" for that "humerus" comment- (rather than humorous)- rofl

http://www.britannica.com/science/humerus

It's hard when English isn't your first language- also when I've had one too many Scotch.