Now, I raise that point because at the same time as that was going on in New Zealand, in Dunedin at the University of Otago was one of the world's leading researchers, the late Emeritus Professor Jim Flynn, who wrote extensively on race and IQ and gender and IQ and would have had a hundred arguments to refute Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux, the two Canadians who couldn't come. We had a choice as a country to say: do we allow them to hold their views and express them, however offensive they may be, and then kick them out of the park, or do we shut them down and prevent them from doing so on the basis that their offence could be harmful? 