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Cops Arrest Woman For “Insulting and Offensive” Remarks to Air NZ staff

So that is what NZ has come to when the social liberals reign. “Insulting and offensive” remarks become a matter for arrest. What a disgusting event and what a joke country NZ is becoming.

How about the many times Air NZ insults and offends NZers with its crass advertising campaigns or its patronizing in flight announcements?

Helen Klark’s own airline should have gone down when it went bankrupt. These losers are only afloat today because Klark stole taxpayer’s money to keep them flying, and now they’re calling the cops on NZers for insulting and offending their staff?

..and what about the cops? What the hell is up with their management when this country is awash in violent crime and burglary and theft and they’re sending scarce resources to the airport to arrest people for “insulting and offensive” remarks??

Air NZ should start calling itself Air North Korea. It would be more in keeping with their jack booted attitudes towards freedom of speech.

Its another example of what I have pointed out so often. Social liberals are not liberals, they’re authoritarians in disguise, trying desperately to enforce speech codes and thought codes, and if you don’t comply, they call the cops.

9 responses to “Cops Arrest Woman For “Insulting and Offensive” Remarks to Air NZ staff”

  1. KG Avatar

    “…they’re authoritarians in disguise, trying desperately to enforce speech codes and thought codes…”
    And it’s working.

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  2. KG Avatar

    Australia is just as bad. When a person says children need a mother and father and is subsequently the subject of an “anti-discrimination” complaint for saying it, then we’re stuffed.
    http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/brandis_and_boswell_on_the_losing_of_our_right_to_speak_freely/

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  3. Kris K Avatar

    And I have to ask:
    What are the odds the woman charged here is white, and the “offended party” is either an ethnic minority or a sodomite who twisted what was said and made it all about “racial/sexual discrimination”?!

    But even of that’s not the case, under what law, exactly, can charges be laid for “insulting and offensive” remarks?! Any legal eagles out there?

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  4. Michael and Patricia Stevenson Avatar
    Michael and Patricia Stevenson

    And cursing the cops is legal!

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  5. Kris K Avatar

    And from your link, Keith, and quoting Andrew Bolt:

    I did not think that we lived in an Australia where a disagreement of opinion can result in hauling someone before an anti-discrimination board. This is a country where we agree to disagree. This is a country where a two-sided debate can exist. This is a country where people are not intimidated from sharing their point of view. Or is it? First Andrew Bolt, now David van Gend.

    I know many people do not agree with their views and I know many who do. It seems that tolerance for the views of others goes out the window if you are from the Left and you do not like to hear an opposing argument. These are the same people who preach tolerance on everything, yet in fact they are the least tolerant when it comes to open debate. […]

    For left-liberals and progressives, freedom of speech is not the passionate cause it once was; ‘respect’ (whatever that may mean) matters more. And increasingly, that means controlling what people may say…

    As witnessed in the Bolt case, freedom of speech — and its corollary, freedom of the press — are for these people values of less importance than respect for certain favoured groups, who are identified in their minds by their alleged victimhood. Thus, paradoxically, victimhood becomes the basis of a new kind of privilege: […]

    And ain’t that the truth!!!

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  6. ZenTiger Avatar

    I have often said that these progressives only tolerate other progressives. They are actually very intolerant, whilst all the while claiming the opposite. This latest case is an appalling attack on freedom of speech, and freedom to have an opinion. To be sent off for enforced thought re-engineering is most disturbing.

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  7. ZenTiger Avatar

    BTW – “This latest case” referred to Dr David van Gend.

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  8. kowtow Avatar

    The link to the Herald story is also interesting in that the thrust of the article is about name suppression,a cause celebre with the MSM at the moment. The fact that you can lose your liberty over alleged “insulting and or offensive remarks”,is of no consequence! That seems to be taken for granted now,not worthy of comment or outrage..

    By the way re the so called “Occupy” movement,it’s celebrated in the MSM and among the activist lobby for them to “discuss,debate,dissent” but those 3 Ds are not extended to conservatives. Free speech for me but not for thee.And as this blog points out that now has the force of law.
    If you are conservative or traditionalist you discuss or dissent at your peril.

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  9. Redbaiter Avatar

    “The fact that you can lose your liberty over alleged “insulting and or offensive remarks”,is of no consequence! ”

    Exactly right, showing again how the left have destroyed not only the trade of journalism, and our media and our education system, but following on from that, the resistance that should exist naturally within a citizenry to the scourge of big government.

    The vacuous uneducated moron who wrote that story is probably right behind the idea of arresting people for “insulting” others, and doesn’t have a clue what she is really cheering for.

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