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  1. “Human Rights” – where do these right come from? What are these rights? Nobody has a definition.

    As for the UN, they seem to use the term as a Babel building tool.

  2. Erm,…what one must realize, is that destroying ones main opponent and then singling out the remaining smaller group, identifying and corralling them is a far easier thing to do. Inasmuch as full focus can then be applied to this much smaller group as a static target. Just what has ACT really got? Free speech?… so has the Left.

    A raft of anti personnel policy’s?

    How attractive is that?

    Think striking nurses,… you really think ACT will handle them any better?,… the nurses would make mincemeat of them backed by the NZ populace. They wouldn’t stand a show.

    As they wouldn’t stand a show in a myriad of their decrepit, antiquated social and economic far right wing greed policy’s. And they know that. It is all bluster, virtue signaling and smoke and mirrors.

    No ones interested in their gun rights bandwagon, – we are all interested in the economy!

    Far right wing Values party !!!

    My arse!

    MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA !!!

  3. Sadly Paul Hunt, the academics academic who looks an awful lot like Albert Steptoe, really stuffed up royally by giving money on behalf of us to a criminal organization who just cannot help but make the headlines most weeks for the most appalling things one human can do to another as a standard. He reckons he is not that naive but the fuck he wasn’t.

    He should have stuck to chilling out in the rarefied theoretical air of the university wardrobe where such eminent intellectuals hang upside during the day. No one had heard of him before and most barely tolerate the HRC, now its very existence is called into question and few would care if it ceased to exist.

    Twits like Hunt, and there a few “commissioners” out there at the moment who fit that bill, give ACT an updraft and tailwind for free. As does Jacinda’s ill thought out hate speech laws, that she barely can verbalise!

  4. Well as to recognising human rights and what they are
    The United Nations built on The Atlantic Charter of 1941 to recognise four freedoms and human rights are based on that ( if people think I am wrong they are welcome to point it out).
    Freedom from want: this includes things like fair wages and benefits, housing, medical care.
    Freedom of speech: the right to petition the government and criticise it without fear of punishment. The right to voice and publish opinions even if they are unpopular.
    Freedom from fear: A person cannot be seized and lynched because of what they said or did. There are laws.
    Freedom of belief: people can vote for whoever they want, form political parties, belong to religions, form new religions.
    I think that about covers it

  5. ACT wish to get rid of the HRC not because they’re “right wing” but because they’re libertarian and believe in small, efficient government.

    If I was leading ACT I’d want to throw a lot of other useless ministries and commissioners on the tip. I see these civil servants as having future careers driving trucks or nailing roof trusses.

    1. I don’t believe that by retelling the story that the writers and producers are committing acts of terror or inspired terrorism. We have a definition for that now in the maggot of the earths own words.

      New Zealand was the victim of international terrorism by a friendly country, twice. We we’re let down do the whole international community.

      Two meanings of terrorism is arising. One is the litteral definition in law to use violence to intimidate for political gain but no one uses that definition because it follows that Australia and France is a terrorist state!

      So the litterally definition on Brenton Tarrants own words is unusable by the victims because it conflicts with there own objectives.

      Now we go with the woke definition which is the same as the doctoral definition of terrorism with a slight modification that only applies to what kiwis do to Muslims and not what Muslims do to us.

      That’s the litteral meaning and the doctoral meaning and I will now use it as an example.

      What to do about terrorism kiwi style so that’s them against us is Don act in order to increase the threat. NZDFs role in wars since the fall of the Berlin is to act to increase the threat of terrorism, not because they want more terror but because terrorists in the true sense of the law that are acted against like the attempt to rebuild Afghanistan actually increases the threat if terrorism.

      Another thing to do about terrorism which is a part from the legal definition is what to do about the grievances of terrorism. It may have been that the threat of the mosques attack came from grievances coming from falling western birth rates.

      But what ever the grievances are beyond that terrorism is a police problem.

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