Sky News host Chris Kenny says The Conversation “no longer likes scepticism” as the media outlet announced it will ban the publication of views it disagrees with.
The Conversation’s Editor Misha Ketchell said “Climate change deniers and those shamelessly peddling pseudoscience and misinformation, are perpetuating ideas that will ultimately destroy the planet”. “Is questioning alarmism denial? Is being realistic about our ability to shape climate forces denial? This is the triumph of emotional alarmism over fact and reason,” Mr Kenny said.
Change their name to 'The Monologue'
They cannot handle the truth.
SCH451 Then it simply is not a true conversation is it ? Censorship NineteenEightyFour TheGreatClimateChangeSwindle TheSkyIsFalling
I suppose they should allow flat earthers to spew their nonsense on their platform as well. They're just being skeptical and questioning the science, after all.
coral reefs and climate change
We are being silenced for the leftist spookiest.
Maybe they could publish dissenting opinion with a disclaimer? How about 'The following opinion piece is sincerely believed by the author but is disputed by 99% of scientists'
Its not scepticism kenny. It retarded people like yourself who think the earth is flat. No point wasting time giving nut jobs airtime. You just move on.
Didn't Chris Kenny quit Twitter cause he couldn't handle opposing views?
The LNP have little moles removing views they don't like off Facebook...
That’s official BBC policy as “ the science is settled” I.e. they know the biggest green scam ever has been rumbled.
Imagine if a government banned conflicting views. Let’s burn books again.
Today the dogfucker is confused about balance and bullshitters. He conflates the desire of a site to move the climatechange debate on to banning and censorship. In the same way that you might ignore flat-earth bullshitters from an astronomical discussion.
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