Mianne and Sarah, want to share their concerns on modern Day Transitioning
Both Sarah and Mianne transitioned years ago but the process was long with many evaluations by psychologists, making sure both were fine mentally. Now they fear that the huge journey is two easily accesible to young people, and that the issue needs a public discourse.
Are they right?
Joining as co host will be Ryan Etherington.
Thanks to Michael’s catalogue of interviews, Cafe Locked Out is becoming more than a “Community of Voices,” Now it is a growing historical record, recording a history that the main stream media continues to ignore or ridicule.
Questioning the Government’s narrative in a democracy does not make you a threat to the community. Created early in the pandemic to defend free speech the only way you can, by exercising it, the ride has been wild and often censored, but thanks to the team’s persistence, CLO has survived to become a part of the alternative media revolution. While CLO will continue to populate their platform with the voices of everyday Australians; sharing their courage, as from their courage hope is born, CLO is now also offering their platform to other fledgling Indy reporters like Robyn’s platform, Courage is The Cure”. Robyn is in WA.
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A petition
Stop Censoring Australians on Social Media
The Australia I grew up in offered its citizens two fundamental freedoms that if you had the courage to use gifted you a third and precious freedom. The first two were Freedom of Choice and Freedom of Speech. Exercised, these two parents gave you the Freedom to be Yourself, which created diversity, and in a democracy diversity is what gives its culture its beauty and strength.
People who are free are free to dream and chase their dreams, and history shows us that countries where the people are free to do this, are known as lucky countries. They are symbols of hope for the world.
These fundamental freedoms are the reason so many asylum seekers risk their and their children's lives trying to reach here.
These freedoms used to be so coveted that in every town and suburb across the country there are shrines to those who fought and died defending these liberties.
I believe allowing people to speak freely is healthy for the community. It prevents the build up of unhealthy tensions that censorship cultivates. Rigorous civil debate is far better at repairing social problems and bridging divides than forced silence. Australians used to be famous for disagreeing and still being the one people.
Also, from an economic perspective our country became prosperous through fostering critical thinking, and we can’t critically think unless we can speak freely.
Currently though it is very easy to be censored by going against, what the social media platforms state are our “community standards”. But I don’t recall the community discussion we had where we, as Australians defined our standards. Nor do I remember signing an agreement that another country could police them.
Instead, I believe that these social media companies should respect our values, and rights.
So I know it is difficult to have this discussion now, but in reality now is the time we must have it.
I urge you to sign and share this petition. I know they will ignore it, but every single signature will allow the world to see that the majority of Australians don’t want to to be gagged.
Please sign and share
~Michael Gray Griffith
~Cafe Locked Out
Two Transitioned Women Question Modern Day Transitioning