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  1. How do you come second in the biggest race of your life?

    Sit in a bucket of cold water until your dick quacks…

  2. It is easy to over estimate the influence of the social network in our society, when you are a user of it. It actually isn’t as important to the vast majority of kiwis and the way they form or alter their opinions as you might think. The same goes for the Herald
    Those people who didn’t like the Mad B before still don’t like him and those who did probably support him more then ever. His reputation has not been destroyed and his fine work in supporting the Warriors and other charities will continue to be appreciated and acknowledged.

  3. Spot on!

    This is actually a strategy in my opinion to whip up anti PC sentiments to make people vote more right by being disgusted with the spectacle.

    It might also help the Natz because the Maori party has served their purpose to the Natz and that union is on the wane, so Natz can try to divert their terrible economic and social performance to a race based emotion charged Maori vs Pakeha, rich vs poor, youth vs age so that immigration in particular and other issues are buried next election.

    The division and diversion strategy worked for housing to get just one issue on the table – the Natz unitary plan – it’s a winner. But how many times will the media and other political parties fall for it?

    in this context launch themselves into looking like out of touch fools more concerned about a 23 yo outraged at the injustice of a flip comment and what context he said it in (a joke or as a loosely affiliated Klan supporter or something in between) rather than real issues facing the majority in this country.

  4. Now we have a new phrase to digest “casual racism.”

    WTF is that?

    Is it a round about way of saying a teeny weeny bit racist, not quite full blown racist though, so will not attract a penalty?

    It’s either racism or it isn’t! No grey areas.

    Or does “casual racism” only apply to card carrying Natz approved members of society?

    1. Don’t read ‘the sellout’ by Paul Beatty then MARY_A, because some there is such a thing as satire… and increasingly that is becoming the political way to critique the establishment on racism….

      it’s perfectly possible that Leitch was actually using satire (as an observation) when he called Waiheke a white man’s Island…. of course the journalistic standards are so low in this country that MSM take everything so literally but won’t understand or report on serious issues on racism in this country….

  5. It comes as no surprise to me that this kind of non event story can be a false lightening rod for all that is wrong for the left of politics.

    There is muttering of PC gone mad and sandal wearing greenies and lets bring back the good ol’ days that I think dominates voters in this country. I have even heard the same illogical nonsense of Auckland Transport buying electric trains. They only brought them because stupid Green supporters forced this upon us ratepayers. Yep it’s not because they are far quicker, far more long life or reliable, nah, it’s anti old school, back in my day shit and that is bad.

    The Herald will have intentionally outraged good centre right voters with this beat up of a man like Leitch and encouraged them to vote more of the same. In that respect this is quite clever but awfully dark.

    I expect more non event “news” items leading up to the election to corral the masses into an anti PC hysteria not seen since Helen Clark, which will always have negative effect on anyone but National and it’s puppet party’s.

  6. Does anyone see the irony of Peter Leitch, the Mad Butcher, being called out as a racist? Here is a man who has profited enormously from the suffering, abuse and violent death of animals and in this respect is in the same league as that other great New Zealander Sir James Tolley and many others throughout Western history since the invention of the slaughterhouse in the 1890s , or even since the railroad barons in America demanded and enabled the slaughter of the bison. Leitch is the worst sort of human being in this respect and, given the historical and existential similarity between the slave trade and the meat trade, being called out as a racist is entirely fitting, though his light hearted ‘banter’ racism pales in comparison to his absolute, totalising and murderous speciesism. Animal liberation is, of course, a cause the left has yet to embrace since nearly all of us are party to the exploitation and abuse that allows such men to become rich. But what has been revealed finally about the Mad Butcher with this fiasco is this – those who abuse and show disrespect for animals also show disrespect for humans in fairly equal measure.

  7. Oh now the casual racists are coming out in droves on the daily blog. Well done Martyn for coming out and getting others to come with you.

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