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A former Tobacco lobbyist votes against cannabis reform – attach your most vicious comments here
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Bishop … ‘Tobacco good. Cannabis bad.’ Hypocritical arsehole!
bishop: ‘i’m concerned about the possible health implications from swarbricks reckless bill..that’s why i voted against it..
what’s that..?..yeah..before i was an an mp – i used to push/pimp for big-tobacco..’
Manufactured outrage Propaganda. Bought and paid for. Get a bunch of deranged Capitalists in a room & pay $10,000 per to listen to some one who is expert in decoupling. Add booze, share on Social Media, NZHerald/TV3/TVNZ cover it. Job done. This is the “New Normal” i.e. the Post Truth World
National Party spin merchants deliberately put crap in their PR products to make it more addictive? Or seek to get young people hooked to replace their dead clients?
Smoking is bad, and addictive. But its the National Party wanting to create addicts out of young New Zealanders.