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NZ passes anti-free speech language compliance law · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi, Jay found here. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope. So it seems like New Zealand is
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  at the Forefront of making its people Dumber making people
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  around the world Dumber. They have new legislation brand
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  new legislation they put through.
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  They have passed and anti-free speech language.
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  Compliance law. Yes, that's correct.
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  New Zealand, labor supported by the grant.
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  Greens and Maori party have passed plain language
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  legislation which will require all branches of government to
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  employ language, compliance officers.
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  So the plain language bill was approved by the New Zealand
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  Parliament on Wednesday and comes into effect, once the
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  legislation receives Royal assent.
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  This article you comes from spectator The Advocates of the
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  new law defended the bill arguing in some that a bigger
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  bureaucracy was better for democracy.
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  And of course, of course, we've all seen how bigger more
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  bureaucracy is always better for democracy.
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  Yeah, I don't think that's been anyone's anyone's experience
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  anyway, continuing on. It says the language compliance
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  legislator legislations author and labor member for Nelson.
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  Rachel Boy ack. Told Parliament.
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  Musial and is at its best when we can all understand and easily
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  participate in our democracy, When government agencies are
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  explaining Services benefits or how to comply with requirements,
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  they should use plain language and avoid jargon plain language
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  that the intended reader can easily understand.
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  After one reading is the aim of this bill.
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  So, duras explained the plain language law.
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  Demands. All reporting agencies are
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  Point. Plain language offices, sorry
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  for laughing. Yeah, so these are compliance
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  officers employed by respective departments to essentially
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  police the use of language. How about they police that
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  ridiculous accent that they have New Zealand needs a police, some
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  of the, some of the sayings that you have any discipline.
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  We all continue on, I'm sorry, easy illness.
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  And it says apologizing for local councils being exempt from
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  the law, the member for Nelson asserted that plain language
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  officers were allegedly there to benefit people who have English
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  as a second language. Can I put it this way?
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  People who should take the time if you're going to move to a
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  country where English is the main language.
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  Okay. Like Australia, like New
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  Zealand. Like England or America.
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  If you're going to move there from another country, you should
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  actually learn the English language.
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  That's, you know, just a little heads up.
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  But of course, we want to bend we want, we want these nations,
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  these nation's leaders, what everyone else to bend over
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  backwards and make room for people who don't make the time
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  to actually learn the language. We found it here in Australia
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  people come here. They let it refuse to learn the
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  English language but It's up to everyone else to make exceptions
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  for them, but that is the mindset of our modern
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  bureaucrat. It's everyone else, it's up to
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  everyone else, not the individual.
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  So the guardian, which I assume is talking about the guardian,
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  our publication Golem giddy over the one ring to rule them, all
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  law gushed over, the Arden government's assertions, and
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  declared that the plane law language would make three more
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  inclusive democracy. So inspirational Ation for the
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  language compliance law came from an Obama era legislation in
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  the United States known as the plain writing Act of 2010
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  insinuating. That her law was more about
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  helping the government than helping.
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  The people, boy acts said, when that legislation was introduced
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  by a bummer in America, the compliance for people to pay
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  things like taxes and fines actually went up because
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  Formation was presented in a clearer way for people to
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  understand while the overall legislation looks harmless the
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  New Zealand national and ICT parties pointed out that the law
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  was a solution looking for a problem as was summed up by
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  Radio New Zealand. They rightly opposed the bill
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  calling the language compliant, law, costly pointless,
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  unnecessary warning, that plain language police were a step
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  towards a future. Sure where woke language police
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  were the liberal, clerics control.
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  Everything we say, Radio, New Zealand reported that boy act
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  laughed off the opposing viewpoints with the guardian and
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  the RNs are the Royal, the radio New Zealand taking the
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  opportunity to mock both the New Zealand national and act
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  parties. As well as the English language,
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  the difference between the US and New Zealand.
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  Plain language laws, couldn't be plainer.
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  First rule of his most second term, V Obama, unlike a Dern
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  never declared his government to be the Public's quote, single
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  source of Truth. Unquote.
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  Secondly, while the u.s. legislation requires mandatory
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  compliance reporting the US law does not specify or command the
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  creation of a plain language police force.
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  So people may recall that the language compliance law,
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  coincides with news, the Arden government's.
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  Being of two independent Australian journalists from
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  entering New Zealand to report on anti covid.
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  Mandate protests in August was politically motivated when
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  questioned that the time the quote-unquote single source of
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  Truth, prime minister told reporters she had no awareness
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  of the band until it popped up in Reports online.
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  So Freedom of Information documents released this week.
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  Indicated the high probability that our Dern was well aware of
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  the protests. And that such who was planning
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  to attending, well, go figure, who would have thought that I
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  dunno would be lying to the public continue on.
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  While we can all applaud government attempts to reduce a
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  full bow citee, increasing the bit, the bureaucracy to do so is
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  stupid more red tape does not serve the interests of the
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  public, it serves the interests of the parties involved.
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  While hindering, the delivery of essential Services, the danger
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  of them A plain language police force is on the same level as
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  the danger of covid. Marshals, they become smug.
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  Self-important puppets of the state armed with carte blanche
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  power, to enforce any political narrative are Dern and her New
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  Zealand socialist Associates, want control.
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  The language as the saying goes and you can control the argument
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  control the argument and any fight from there on in.
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  Is no contest language compliance laws pave, the way
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  for, for speech, to replace free speech, with woke jargon.
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  So from Sky News. Their headline, says, this is
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  quite all well. Ian New Zealand government.
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  Introduces language, compliant officers.
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  Listen, I do agree. It's very orwellian.
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  And if you control the language, like I said, you can control the
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  argument, what a load of Rubbish.
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  But as I said, New Zealand leading the charge to dumb down
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  its own people. Leading the charge to dumb down
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  the people of the world. This is only going to get worse,
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  that's my opinion. Please.
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