The next face of NZs war on cannabis
And yet another person has publicly stepped forward and admitted they are trying to seek medicinal cannabis to ease pain.
Critical analysis breaking down New Zealand news coverage, media framing, and political narratives behind the headlines.
And yet another person has publicly stepped forward and admitted they are trying to seek medicinal cannabis to ease pain.
The eruption that will occur in Auckland as medical staff walk off the job this month is just the beginning and a lacklustre Minister like Coleman will end up looking as out of his depth as Sam Lotu-Ilga did with Corrections.
…the manner in which this Prominent NZer has been protected post the allegations first surfacing is as sickening as the charges laid.
Details around what is happening on Monday are shrouded in secrecy, but once those details become public people will demand answers from Key that he won’t be able to squirm away from this time.
Once you allow these spooks the power to start secretly spying without judicial oversight, they will immediately find excuses to do it.
Decriminalisation is merely begrudging acknowledgement from those authorities in society who have benefited from prohibition that their immoral, racist and destructive war on drugs has been an utter failure.
There’s no place for political violence or threats, but when you rule over people rather than with them, a Government breeds contempt.
When it was poor brown kids, Muddle Nu Zilind screamed it was the parents fault. Now it’s the white middle classes, notice how quiet those voices have become.
I think 30 years of rampant neoliberal consumerism has created an ocean of wage slaves who buy sparkly things in sterile malls to numb the hollowness of a culture that knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.
I’m no theologian, but I think speaking to money is about the weirdest, grossest, least spiritual thing anyone pretending to be a Bishop could ever admit to.