Just for other’s who didn’t listen to Pauline Hanson yet want to disparage Kellie Jay Keen for allowing Hanson to speak: I haven’t got time to do a transcript but here is what she covered before she tried to convince the women present that One Nation was the party they should vote for (which was an inappropriate use of the platform).
She mentioned
-her speech in Australian parliament about banning the use of puberty blockers. (By the way, has anyone else in the Senate done this? Claire Chandler speaks a lot on these topics, but I don’t know if others do. )
-she spoke of protecting women in sport.
-she spoke about protecting the words that women use to describe themselves such as ‘mother’.
-she spoke that adults should be able to live in the gender they want, but to not force others or laws to change to accept that gender above sex.
-she then had a go at other politicians for not also standing up and discussing the issue for fear of public reaction (this was in the lead up to the Australian Federal Election so that was a very pertinent point)
Then she descended into her campaign speech.
For a large part of what she said the topics she talked about and the sentiments expressed were similar to that of leftist feminist journalists in the UK. Because …. those views are commonly held by the majority of people in Western society and expressed across most of the range of political spectrums.
Would anyone like to disagree with the substance of what Hanson said about the issues rather than just personally attacking her to discredit her viewpoint on this topic and to attempt to make a political alignment that doesn’t exist.
https://www.youtube.com/live/-jdc2XfJLns?feature=share
23 minutes in.
Feel free.
But the ‘guilt by association’ crap is just showing up people’s own overly simplistic views of the world.