Waitangi Day needs a weeping millennial and when will Fairfax do to their own Journalist what they did to Leitch?

A day after telling the country that he gutlessly won’t appear at Waitangi Day because it’s a bit of a  ‘cringe’ and the story has sunk without much of a whisper in the mainstream media.

Waitangi Day needs a weeping millennial like the Peter Leitch story had so that it could stay in the news cycle for 7 days.

English would have watched the backlash to the Peter Leitch is racist debacle and believed disrespecting Waitangi Day would perfectly compliment the growing anger at defaming Leitch.

English is a far sharper player of the game than Key ever was.

Many claimed that anyone defending Leitch was also racist which was not only counter productive, but it missed the far larger issue.

You can’t destroy someones reputation via an online witch hunt based on the evidence of a weeping millennial because agreeing to that level of evidential threshold is a far more dangerous thing to allow the mainstream media to do than the navel-gazing of micro aggression race politics.

So now we have adopted the evidential threshold is any millennial complaining on social media, when are Fairfax going to dedicate as much time on one of their own journalists as they did defaming Leitch?

This occurred last night on Social Media, a young woman who feels her relationship with a Fairfax Journalist was abusive.

You have to read it to believe it. It’s highly defamatory and crucifying to the Journalist in question. I won’t link directly to it because it’s just so one sided and defamatory and I wouldn’t be much better than the mainstream media were when they used Lara Wharepapa-Bridger’s weeping testimonial for their ratings while pretending it was a race issue.

Trigger warning if you do go searching for it, it’s VERY Wellington.

Remember, if a man has ‘feels’ that’s mansplaining and evidence of how fragile his masculinity is. When a woman has ‘feels’ we all have to pay attention and accept every word while congratulating her bravery and courage.

2017 is the year of the weeping millennial on social media, we don’t need a Judge or Jury when Twitter is the executioner.

I believe the thousands of insults and attacks on each other via social media was a huge contributing factor to Trump’s win and that cultural and social interactions are generating far more hatred and division than solidarity.

Screaming people are racist or sexual predators when that’s an opinion and not a fact does more to generate anti-progressive backlashes than anything else, and it belittles the real racism and sexism that infects our culture. Bill English knows that, and that’s how he’s managed to get away with dumping on Waitangi Day.