Cancel Culture, Democracy & Free Speech: Oxford Conservatives Talk Free Speech

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Two Oxford conservatives discuss free speech and its implications.
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⏰Timestamps⏰:
0:18 What is free speech?
2:03 Should we limit free speech?
4:30 Liberal Democracy and the Roles of Free Speech
6:13 What is the role of the government in free speech?
9:07 Is there is a difference between free speech online and in person?
10:00 Is absolute free speech a good thing?
13:32 What are the prerequisites of a functioning liberal democratic society?
15:30 What is the end of free speech?
18:35 The problem with the conflict between truth and offence?
24:51 Times when offence might be necessary for truth?
26:58 Can one go too far in free speech?
28:56 What is the role of a theocratic society?
34:24 Can private company ban and de-platform who they want?
39:48 What should the government do with free speech?
42:31 Kathleen Stock and Free Speech
49:37 Getting cancelled?
51:32 What can we do in response to the liberals?
56:26 Do we have free speech in society?
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About the video:
In this engaging discussion, we delve into the complex terrain of free speech, examining its fundamental importance and the nuanced debate around its limitations in both online and in-person contexts. We explore the pivotal role of free speech in liberal democracy, the government's responsibilities, and the contentious issue of absolute free speech. Additionally, we discuss the intricate balance between truth and offense, the potential necessity of offense in conveying truth, and the impact of de-platforming by private companies. Join us as we navigate these critical conversations, shedding light on figures like Kathleen Stock and the challenges of defending free speech in today's society.
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