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Flat White

The stone-deaf politics of #MeToo

14 March 2018

4:02 PM

14 March 2018

4:02 PM

Immature argument thrives on one side voicing its opinion, and then shoving fingers in their ears while the other side speaks.

This one-sided warped vacuum closes down flowing debate, halts progress and, ultimately, causes harm.

Nowhere is this more evident than observing the stone-deaf political current commentary around sexual assault allegations.

An independent report has found that the conduct of Robert Doyle, former lord mayor of Melbourne could constitute misconduct.

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