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    Kemi Badenochs „Redefreiheit“ Konservative Verbot der Byline Times von der Parteikonferenz

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    1. Responsible-Kiwi870 on

      These free speech champions don’t want free speech; they want to restrict speech to only that which aligns with their illiberal authoritarian politics.

    2. Less-Guest6036 on

      Free to say what they want you to say. Anything else and they’re desperate to silence you.

    3. LARRYVOND13 on

      She always massively confused why she’s not winning reform over.

      Let’s be honest Kem, it’s not just the last cabinets they have a problem with.

    4. AdOrdinary232 on

      The Byline times can still have any opinion they want about the tories. Their speech hasn’t been restricted in any way.

    5. ArchdukeToes on

      So, a party talking about the importance of ‘a free press’ bans a media outlet with no explanation?

      Honestly, what a bunch of spineless cowards.

    6. Ill-Bison-8057 on

      Free speech generally means freedom from government censorship or restraint regarding speech.

      It doesn’t mean anyone is allowed to attend private party conferences on private property.

    8. neodiodorus on

      They are consistent – Farage did the same, Orban in Hungary did the same (he even spoke about Soviet-style censorship whilst he did not allow any non-Govt-friendly press to his speech) and so on.

      This age-old recipe is not fascinating – the fact that these glaring self-contradictions in age-old far right propaganda do not bother their fans at all is.

    9. TheLyam on

      Both Conservatives and Reform, bastions of free speech, get scared of journalists…

    10. RecipeSpecialist2745 on

      Yup, free speech, unless it’s my version of free speech not yours.

    12. AirconGuyUK on

      Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences. If you write certain stuff about people/parties don’t be surprised if they don’t invite you to their events.
      Kemi is not the government, this is not a free speech issue.
      If she was Prime Minister and was banning news agencies from official government press conferences, then that would be a free speech issue.

    13. huntsab2090 on

      Same as reform did. Interestingly byline times did an excellent job on exposing reform and farages funding from russia….. is that a coincidence …. Hmm

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