“I am not a Monster”, hissed the Monster.
What on Earth is Judith Collins saying here?
Judith Collins: ‘I’d probably take up drugs’
When asked if she had a moral problem with people smoking pot, Ms Collins’ stance softened, indicating she was more against the man than the message.
“I actually don’t have moral problems with other people who don’t inflict difficulties or pain on other people, but that’s not the law,” she said.
“One of the issues around the law is that it’s there, it needs to be upheld and if we were to change the law, then it’s an entirely different thing.”
…so what Judith Collins is really saying is that she would have supported Apartheid because Apartheid was legal and Judith’s utter lack of intellectual curiosity means that she supports the law no matter what the law says.
It doesn’t matter how unjust the law is, it doesn’t matter that it is needlessly locking up thousands and thousands of NZers in prison, it doesn’t matter if it gives the Police unreasonable search powers, it doesn’t matter that the law is a disgusting hypocrisy, all that matters is that it’s the law no matter how awful that law is.
The arrogance and ignorance of Judith Collins, an MP demoted for her perceived role in Cameron Slater’s hit job against the Serious Fraud boss makes her a fucking hypocrite as well.
We all require cannabis just so we can deal with this toxic tumour of a human being.
[…] After showing her arrogance and ignorance for loving the Police rather than sensible crime policy, Gareth Morgan has called Collins out and challenged her with a debate on Cannabis reform… […]
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