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  1. I wonder if we will ever get these news headlines.
    ‘Tax evasion by corporations bleeds New Zealand dry!”
    “Increased wealth inequality drives youth crime!’
    ‘Media desperate for advertising revenue lick corporate arse!’
    ‘New Zealand voters keen to jump from Labour frying pan into National fire.’
    ‘Twitter is a massive waste of time!’

    1. Or “The Forgotten People in All of This”. The inside story of the monetary and mental health costs worn by the people that are getting ram raided, robbed, assaulted and murdered. Interestingly as a group they receive less in assistance than the perpertrators. In many cases they receive nothing. Yes we need to find a solution to the social conditions that have created this behaviour but at the same time people need to be held accountable for their actions.

  2. Life is compromise. It would safer if all cars never exceeded 5 km/hr. Or we never left the caves. Or never tried anything.

    What the current police policy proved is, is that giving the 5% who a criminals a free reign turns Auckland especially into a crime shit hole. A liquor shop on Mt Eden Rd was ram raided twice last week. That didn’t make the media but the plywood and the other business owners will tell anyone who asks!

    And how many lives have been ruined or ended by these arsehole criminals destroying their livelihoods? And they still kill and maim even without police involvement.

    And exactly how does a quick arrest occur when the criminals make it to home base by virtue of getting into their stolen cars? Answer, it doesn’t, ever!

    Labour/Greens “law and order” policy is out of vogue, I’m afraid!

  3. Not looking forward to a National/ACT Government, however we need to target these recidivist young offenders and try to turn them around before they graduate to higher levels of crime. I don’t know what the answer is ?

    Much of this offending is driven by anti-social behavour ie drugs and gangs ?

  4. You keep banging on about John Keys failure to help ‘the kids living in cars’ willfully ignoring the fact that the emergency housing waitlist has increased about 500% since he was PM. Eyepatch much?

  5. Surely if those people running away from police, because they agree not to chase the cars has doubled. It means if they still chased cars there would be 10000 less crimes. Hence Ips0 facto crime DOES go down if police are tougher .

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