DO YOU ever feel Labor and Greens politicians are talking down at you? Well you should because they are. And they admit it.

In their sterilised world of group-think and safe spaces, people with diverse views are considered “obviously wrong, probably stupid and possibly sub-human”.

According to Labor frontbencher Clare O’Neil, political correctness is causing a cultural divide even among Labor voters.

TROUNCING

“When Labor people tell us they feel they are not allowed to question new social standards that seem to be reset every other week, I think we need to listen,” she said in a speech given after Labor’s 2019 election trouncing.

“Not everyone with a concern about immigration rates is a bigot. Not everyone with a hesitation about changing gender roles is a sexist. Not every social change is inarguably a good one.”

“There is a culture developing in the progressive movement where membership is granted with a box of ideas. And if you don’t accept one of the ideas in the box, you do not merely have a different opinion, you are ­obviously wrong, probably stupid and possibly subhuman.”PC