Thomas Hobbes said in the 17th century that if the rule of law breaks down, then the life that it left is “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short”. Instead of being a fate we have escaped by democracy, this famous phrase, in the UK at least, is increasingly sounding like political prediction.
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Auckland mayoral candidate John Tamihere will establish a hotline – 0800 JACINDA (5224632) – for Aucklanders who see rough sleepers…
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That moment you truly appreciate the United States is being run by a psychopathic narcissist who seems to think posing with infants suffering from unimaginable violence that he won’t do anything about is a photo op.
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