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  1. Any hate speech law that would have stopped the protestant reformation (started over 500 years ago & has finished now but was a vital part of shaping today’s society) should not be passed. I follow the idea to love the sinner but hate the sin which is usually a conflict-free way to live & while I don’t approve of the way some people live that is their choice & freedom to choose for ourself & not be forced over personal beliefs is essential.

  2. No legislation will stop a madman, or the insane triggered by unbeknowns. The tragic killing of a Chinese man in Haining St, Wgtn, I think it was, by Lionel Terry, was a fairly graphic illustration of this. Terry believed in the ‘ yellow peril’ and went to the Chinese area where I used to buy my spices and murdered an innocent man going about his business. It’s equally unfortunate that divisive identity politics today see white people categorised as evil colonialist thieves and thugs, including by MP’s who should know better. When the SIS start issuing booklets advising citizens to inform on the neighbours, they could also be viewed as creating counter- productive social undercurrents. Laws against words may not be a good idea at all, if they stifle open discussion.

  3. This law will NEVER be used to protect Muslims. The push for this law goes hand in hand with big Labour donors ordering the Ardern government join the IHRA hate group. Those donors will have this law against ‘religious discrimination’ passed and have the government classify all criticism of the genocide of the Palestinian people as anti-semitism, and it will be used to prosecute anyone who supports human rights.

  4. I’m going to vote Labour for the first time in a long time just to watch people lose their minds at a third term – lol

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