Tom Scott and Aramoana’s Long Shadow
From Tom Scott’s collection of cartoons, “Life in New Zealand“‘ – his take on the Aramoana massacre on 13 November 1990 where a crazed gunman shot and killed thirteen people.
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White supremacy has always been here.
The speeches of political leaders during the 19thC wars.
The Liberals anti Chinese immigrant rhetoric under Seddon.
All the way up to the mid 1970’s Dawn Raids and pro South Africa under current rhetoric.
Once we exam and own this past then we will be able to find a way beyond, but not before.
Amazing politicans in this country are so naive, and have let gun proliferation expand to the current levels.
Evidently the NZ Police are shit scared of the Gangs here IN NZ ?
Frank,
This was so close to the truth today.
Depictions do become real. his is proof of that.