Just more died-in-the-wool Labour supporters who want hate speech laws specifically to prevent any criticism of their beloved party, and criminalise dissent.
slanderous and mayhap venal attempts to denigrate and undermine the status and power of the government of Aotearoa / New Zealand
[…] Any reasonable society would label this for what it is: hate speech.
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By regulating online speech and expanding digital ID systems, governments are turning the natural right to free expression into a licensed activity.
A sinister insight into the illegal machinations of the Long March left.
‘Free speech for me but not for thee’ – using government force to shut down unwanted voices – will result in free speech for no one. And once it is gone, it will not be easy to get back.
A good man is going to die in a Hong Kong prison for believing in freedom and democracy. His name is Jimmy Lai.
Luxon and his crew better brush up on crisis management, because things are getting iffy. The election’s looming and voters won’t forget who’s steering the ship when it hits the rocks.
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