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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The most powerful influencer in Australia isn’t a teenager on TikTok. It is an institution that can regulate what others say, spend hundreds of millions promoting its own messages, subsidise parts of the information industry, define what it believes is in the public interest – and send you the bill.
We must stop treating government internet regulation and educational accountability as well-meaning attempts to make the world polite, safe, or standardised. It is a raw, cynical power grab by a ruling class that is terrified of its own people.
Cross-dressing students go to bat for murderous serial rapist.
Young Israelis might be deserting Likud, but not for the left.
The Greens promise $3b more for health at each of four budgets, a surplus a year later and $26.6b more debt by 2030/31, paid for with nearly $29b in new taxes. The Taxpayers’ Union says 17 other promises, worth $176.4b, are missing from the plan.
Hipkins ruled Greens and Te Pāti Māori out of police and corrections over the Mob pad photos. His own Tāmaki Makaurau candidate quit after a Mob video. Then he called the reaction racist and left her name on the ballot.
