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  1. Losers – Citizens right to be protected from gun violence.

    It exposed to a small extent our horrendously weak gun laws, Years in the making this country is awash with guns and it was and is pathetically governed.. Honestly, the NRA would be proud.

    But the mess the Arms Act amendments were post this mass murder solved nothing, despite the uncritical, non analysis praise Jacinda’s government received. In fact they are a compromised shambles that gun nuts laugh about and are in many ways worse because of the acts inane illogical complexity. Did you know you can buy a semi automatic, 10 mag .22 rifle that looks like those infamous military style guns? With a basic gun licence. Why Jacinda? Why?

    Our gun laws remain disgracefully weak and disgracefully governed. Just ask the all the victims in NZ who on a daily basis who are either shot or have guns pointed at them! Those of course still left around to ask.

    New Zealanders are still waiting for our government to do the right thing on firearms and give the law teeth and real governance. Wouldn’t hold my breath knowing this lot though.

  2. What you forgot to add to the loosers was the 258 people killed and 500 injured in the easter Sri Lanka reprisal attach.

  3. There were a number of televised interviews with the Islamic community this week with people appealing to the government for bulk financial compensation packages to ease their pain. Pretty grotesque campaigning at this time of reflection. Ardern responded by saying a wider approach to support (assumed to mean legislative change) would have to be implemented rather than on specific instances such as this massacre, as horrific as this one atrocity was. As many people are murdered every year in this country as in the mosque that day, maybe March 15 could be set aside to remember all victims of crime. If we’re discussing compensation though, look to the indigenous population for perspective, who have received for the loss of their forebears, nation and future, about $1500 each for two hundred years of colonisation (about $7 a year each with change). This compensation package, tied up in tribal administration safeboxes and pilfered trust accounts, will never be accessed by the average Maori citizen as tangible assets such as land to live on, but as a training grant (i.e. giving money back to the crown), unless of course one is tribal elite with privileged access to the miniscule compensation offered by the government (if some thief trustee doesn’t steal it first). Good luck with that.

  4. Christchurch terror attack: Jacinda Ardern says Government can’t expand ACC cover for traumatised victims
    https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/300252628/christchurch-terror-attack-jacinda-ardern-says-government-cant-expand-acc-cover-for-traumatised-victims

    vs

    Illegally working overstayer dies on the job – ACC payment made to widow in China
    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/illegally-working-overstayer-dies-on-the-job-acc-payment-made-to-widow-in-china/OWADEJMGCUYM36WLF6YNKUA2SE/

    Something is wrong with how NZ social welfare and our legal system now seem more interested in non residents relative pay outs of social welfare and ACC.

    It’s like NZ is a Mecca for illegal behaviour which is rewarded financially while victims get neokindness.

    (I’m not advocating that ACC should give lump payouts for mental health, but am thinking something seems very wrong with the discrepancy of the above cases, and how neokindness is operating in NZ).

  5. “Every person commits an offence and is liable on conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years who:
    … b) says or otherwise publishes or communicates, any words or material that … is… insulting to such group of persons.”

    From Chapter 3 paragraph 51 of the Royal Commission Of Inquiry Into The Terrorist Attack.

    Gloriavale and Brian Tamaki will be unable to contain their excitement. And it’s no secret that they have deep pockets from all the poor people they’ve been rorting over the years.

    It’s a cruel irony that the most publicly hated demographic in New Zealand isn’t on the list: beneficiaries.

  6. From Chapter 3 paragraph 51 of the Royal Commission Of Inquiry Into The Terrorist Attack:

    “Every person commits an offence and is liable on conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years who:
    … b) says or otherwise publishes or communicates, any words or material that … is… insulting to such group of persons.”

    Gloriavale and Brian Tamaki will be unable to contain their excitement. And it’s no secret that they have deep pockets from all the poor people they’ve been rorting over the years.

    It’s a cruel irony that the most publicly hated demographic in New Zealand isn’t on the list: beneficiaries.

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