Parliamentary select committee on Abortion goes from insane offensiveness from the religious right to just insane wokeness
First up.
I am pro abortion.
Martyn Bradbury
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National’s hate fest blitzkrieg against beneficiaries
This isn’t social policy, it’s counterproductive bullshit and serves only to excite malicious voters to the ballot box.
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Waatea News Column: Nothing highlights the denial of colonialism quite like the Parihaka apology
We must never allow the perfect to defeat the good, but the fact that it’s taken 138 years to formally apologise for the tragedy of Parihaka speaks volumes about the cultural denial of the negative effects of colonialism.
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An immediate example of the new Police Para-Military squad and its mission creep
I think we need roving para-military Police as an immediate response to white lone gun men, but beyond that, I fear the same old bias and racial profiling will slip in and the usual targets who aren’t armed will get shot.
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Yay – America kills a terrorist mastermind they created!
I have zero time for a death cult like ISIS, but I can’t help but feel this entire fiasco isn’t anyone else’s fault other than America’s to begin with.
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Of course family of stolen baby shouldn’t talk to Oranga Tamariki
After watching the way Oranga Tamariki lied, manipulated, deceived and attempted to trick the family so that they could uplift the infant, why, why, why would any member of their family legitimise this whitewash with their participation?
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Wait, criminal gun owners? That hasn’t been part of the pro gun propaganda
Gun regulation is happening, accept it.
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Dear National – I beg you, dare you, DOUBLE DARE you to rule NZ First out
There is a belief on the Right that Simon Bridges should simply rule Winston out and by denying him his Kingmaker role, blunt NZ First into irrelevance.
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Why Cannabis & Euthanasia should be a referendum and why Abortion should not
There has been a lot of handwringing from Fairfax about MPs passing the buck on Cannabis and Euthanasia to referendums.
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Maori leading the fight against climate change – again
Once again it is Māori and indigenous peoples who are leading the war on climate change.