How a Slogan Became a Silencer
To speak truth where it is forbidden is an act of moral service, not malice.
To speak truth where it is forbidden is an act of moral service, not malice.
New Zealand’s classrooms are not political battlegrounds. They are places for learning.
The comparison of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to Margaret Thatcher is largely inaccurate, confusing Takaichi’s uniquely Japanese nationalism with Thatcher’s British patriotism.
If this government allow the left-wing lunatics to get back in, your life is going to change forever. If you have done nothing to stop it up until now, now is the time to start making a really big noise. For pity’s sake, lets all do something.
Many New Zealanders who earn far less may see the strikes as self-serving rather than justified, reducing the unions’ moral leverage.
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Could it dethrone Chrome, which holds around two-thirds of the web browser market? Not immediately.
The word for today is… lugubrious (adjective): 1: mournful, especially : exaggeratedly or affectedly mournful 2: dismal Source : Merriam -Webster Etymology : Everybody hurts, as the classic R.E.M. song goes, and when your day is long and the night is yours alone, lugubrious is a perfect word for describing such
And as they were afraid, and bowed down their faces to the earth, they said unto them, Why seek ye the living among the dead?
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