ACT and the political price of free speech
You can censor ideas that trigger you and strangle off free speech AFTER the election you morons, don’t do it before the election!
Most Recent Blogs
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Shouldn’t NZ feel ashamed of our measles fiasco?
It has already been widely reported that NZ ignored advice to stop the measles epidemic erupting, but the official report is now out and it is so far more damning than anyone imagined…
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Brian Tamaki’s Self- Serving Theology Of Hate
Tamaki’s speech at Waitangi this year where he described immigrants as “parasites” and “termites” betrays yet more of his self-serving version of Christianity. It unashamedly flies in the face of the message of love and tolerance that, as I understand it, most people who call themselves Christians proclaim as the guiding principle of their lives.
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Dave Macpherson: We’re not seeing on-the-ground action on mental health, David….
The clamour got so loud and so persistent, and the idiot stuck his head in the sand for so long, that even the mainstream media acknowledged the impact concerns about the state of mental health were having on public perceptions of the various parties, and elevated it to a ‘key election issue’.
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Political Caption Competition
When your heteronormative neighbours crash your gay event to tell you how well you’re doing.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday – 10th February 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Political Caption Competition
A whiter shade of pale.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday – 9th February 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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What Simon Bridges ruling out NZ First will inadvertently do and how he has helped angry progressives love Jacinda again
Thank you Simon Bridges for finally coming up with a good reason to vote Labour in 2020.
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It’s funny how those claiming the Wuhan virus was being overblown and criticism was racist just get quieter by the day now don’t they
If anything, we are underpaying the significance of this event, not overplaying it.