A collection of antivaxxers is called a ‘Location of Ignorance’.
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We have lied and distorted facts, blocked traffic, stopped people from going about their daily business, vandalised property, frightened children.
WHY WON’T PEOPLE TAKE US SERIOUSLY?
Because you have disgraced the once respected office of government
The free exchange of atomised body fluids…
Never have so few done so little so loudly.
#0.03%#notamandate
Just normal people exercising their NZ Bill of Right(s) to Protest. It’s called Democracy, like it or not.
DP, How is a minority attempting to impose their will on the majority democracy?
The NZ BoR. Section 14 to 20.
14 Freedom of expression
15 Manifestation of religion and belief
16 Freedom of peaceful assembly
17 Freedom of association
18 Freedom of movement
Non-discrimination and minority rights
19 Freedom from discrimination
20 Rights of minorities
The BoR gives the ability to peacefully protest – blocking roads and attempting to storm parliament buildings are not peaceful protest, so the BoR does not apply.
I have no problem with peaceful protest, but breaking the law is not authorised by the BoR.
A member of the public, you, do not determine what law is breached by a protester. The popo is, and are the agents used to consider what law(s) have potentially been breached. And if that is needing to be determined, that’s where the Court(s) kick in.
So you are ok with a 17 year old being pelted with eggs, and businesses having to close for their safety, and see it as a crime only when the perpetrators are arrested and a court finds them guilty? Surely Civil Society relies on people abiding by the spirit of the law; the alternatives are either a police state or a complete break-down of law and order.
Don’t like that spontaneous violent language emerging in an involuntary way Denny P. Kick in! Now be nice and aim for fast on-site judgments in a friendly manner! You know our Courts are overloaded, having had resources cut to save money for the government. That’s why we have to have soaring house prices. The gummint gets crumbs, and that is just enough for a veneer of capability and expertise. Just thinking, it would be great to have racehorses named with noble political adjectives and be able to cheer them. Come on Welfare, Tradie, Nursie, Norty Horty, Brown-dyed Girl (for Jersey cows, Research or Development etc. Wonderful to see them streaking ahead on the course leading to the beltway.
Freedom from personal responsibility
the TPU and the Nats dirty politics machine are getting desperate… but Luxon and Seymour do not have the balls to face up to the consequences of their sly winking at this disreputable rabble
Ignorant lives matter
Protesters showing that democracy when put to the test only works if everyone is included in education on how democracy works. As in all scientific experiments, a small percentage of extraneous dross can spoil the outcome.
We have lied and distorted facts, blocked traffic, stopped people from going about their daily business, vandalised property, frightened children.
WHY WON’T PEOPLE TAKE US SERIOUSLY?
Because you have disgraced the once respected office of government
The free exchange of atomised body fluids…
Never have so few done so little so loudly.
#0.03%#notamandate
Just normal people exercising their NZ Bill of Right(s) to Protest. It’s called Democracy, like it or not.
DP, How is a minority attempting to impose their will on the majority democracy?
The NZ BoR. Section 14 to 20.
14 Freedom of expression
15 Manifestation of religion and belief
16 Freedom of peaceful assembly
17 Freedom of association
18 Freedom of movement
Non-discrimination and minority rights
19 Freedom from discrimination
20 Rights of minorities
The BoR gives the ability to peacefully protest – blocking roads and attempting to storm parliament buildings are not peaceful protest, so the BoR does not apply.
I have no problem with peaceful protest, but breaking the law is not authorised by the BoR.
A member of the public, you, do not determine what law is breached by a protester. The popo is, and are the agents used to consider what law(s) have potentially been breached. And if that is needing to be determined, that’s where the Court(s) kick in.
So you are ok with a 17 year old being pelted with eggs, and businesses having to close for their safety, and see it as a crime only when the perpetrators are arrested and a court finds them guilty? Surely Civil Society relies on people abiding by the spirit of the law; the alternatives are either a police state or a complete break-down of law and order.
Don’t like that spontaneous violent language emerging in an involuntary way Denny P. Kick in! Now be nice and aim for fast on-site judgments in a friendly manner! You know our Courts are overloaded, having had resources cut to save money for the government. That’s why we have to have soaring house prices. The gummint gets crumbs, and that is just enough for a veneer of capability and expertise. Just thinking, it would be great to have racehorses named with noble political adjectives and be able to cheer them. Come on Welfare, Tradie, Nursie, Norty Horty, Brown-dyed Girl (for Jersey cows, Research or Development etc. Wonderful to see them streaking ahead on the course leading to the beltway.
Freedom from personal responsibility
the TPU and the Nats dirty politics machine are getting desperate… but Luxon and Seymour do not have the balls to face up to the consequences of their sly winking at this disreputable rabble
Ignorant lives matter
Protesters showing that democracy when put to the test only works if everyone is included in education on how democracy works. As in all scientific experiments, a small percentage of extraneous dross can spoil the outcome.
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