Multiplicity is better than uniformity.
As much as you probably despise legacy media, most of us will miss it when it’s gone and replaced finally with social media.
The way things are right now, outlets like Stuff or the NZ Herald mediate what Kiwis see and hear about our society. By doing so, they boost or block certain narratives and subtly shift the country’s mental landscape over time. But at least this legacy media is mostly for New Zealand by New Zealanders. Mostly. That may be disappearing quicker than we realise.
Tariffs are a way to punish foreigners for making money. And working way too hard. And being way too productive. And efficient. Nerds.
Christianity is the soul of the West: we abandon it at our societal peril.
Kicking the can down the road is a time-honoured political strategy in New Zealand. What’s more, it usually works. Right up to the point where the politicians finally run out of road.
They’re both ‘social constructs’, so why can’t people ‘transition’ their race?
This is the dodgiest ‘sacred site’ claim you could imagine.
It isn’t just direct, obvious welfare, but a web of indirect dependency through pointless jobs and services tied to government. And it isn’t just an economic millstone – it’s a cultural rot. The US risks the same fate unless it heeds the warning.
Disgusting disrespect for Anzac Day from the grotesque Greens.
