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Dave Chappelle Attacked and Former NZ Deputy Prime Minister banned from Parliament · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi, I'm Jay felon. And you are listening to the
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  slippery slope. Where today is the fifth of the
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  fifth. So the fifth of May 20-22 this
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  year's flying by, just absolutely amazes me.
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  I was talking to my wife yesterday, she was just blown
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  away how fast this year's gone you know.
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  It just seems like it was only last week that we're celebrating
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  Christmas in the New Year's and talking about 20. 22 media was
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  hiking up, how, you know, will see the kind of the dawn of a
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  new era. Everything's going to change.
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  You know, it's all just good news and puff pieces.
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  Now we put covid behind us numbers.
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  True anyway. That's that's what they were
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  telling us that the start of the year.
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  It's interesting. What's actually happened hate
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  what I really want to talk about today is something that
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  happened. Very disappointing.
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  Very disappointing. Dave Chappelle comedian.
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  Dave, Chappelle was attacked. He was slammed on stage at
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  Hollywood Bowl, and the attacker pulled a, it was actually a
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  replica gun, that actually injects a knife, when you use it
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  properly. So he was attacked on stage
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  while performing, so on TMZ reports, it's the history.
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  Okay, around this around Dave, Chappelle's latest, a series of
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  shows. Is that Chappelle's for night
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  engagement at the Hollywood. Bowl ties him with Monty Python
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  for the most headline shows for a queue for a comedian at the
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  venue. And so, the force old are shows.
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  Drew 70,000 fans. Absolutely amazing.
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  It's fantastic. So, sometime during the
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  performance, a man by the name of Isaiah and Lee is jumped up
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  on stage and attacked. Dave Chappelle is a 23 year old
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  man and he's currently being held on bail.
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  So the Hollywood Bowl is performance on Tuesday night,
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  came to a temporary screeching halt, when someone this Isaiah
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  Lee, rushed the stage and attacked comedian.
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  And it was especially scary because the guy looked like he
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  was, he pulled out a gun will look like a gun.
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  It's later revealed that it was a replica gun.
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  So went down toward the end of Dave show and the show is
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  actually called Netflix's a joke.
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  So it's part of the Netflix's joke, Festival.
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  The man who was in the audience. Gordon stage manhandled, Dave
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  tackling in violently and slamming him on the hard stage.
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  So, law enforcement have told TMZ the attacker actually
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  pointed the gun at Chappell as you rushed him.
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  We're told the gun was not real. It was replica of the
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  semi-automatic. It's also weirdly had a knife
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  attached to the gun. In the question, the question
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  the police are asking at this moment is how did this how did
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  this person? Isaiah, how did he get this
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  past, the metal detectors, which is very strange.
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  So, and eyewitnesses told TMZ of the attacker got up started
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  running as a swarm people with. After him, he was running around
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  the screen on the stage. When as the eyewitness putted
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  the mob caught up with him and beat the crap out of him.
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  Stomping on him. The eye, the eye witness is
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  Jamie Foxx as in comedian actor, singer, all that Jamie Foxx and
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  Busta Rhymes. Few licks in awesome.
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  We're told Dave is okay but the attacker was injured and taken
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  by stretcher to an ambulance we're told he's currently in the
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  hospital. They look the main reason why I
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  want to talk about it. That generally you know talk
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  about celebrity issues, celebrity things.
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  However this attack I believe you could, you could find it a
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  direct correlation between what happened with Chris Rock.
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  And that clown fool idiots Will Smith With what Smith has done
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  is placed it out in the arena, in the mind of the public.
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  That it is generally, okay? Now to go and attack people on
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  stage because you don't like something that they have said.
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  What's worse about him? Attacking Chris Rock is that
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  there was there were not any ramifications, okay, Will Smith
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  should have been arrested publicly immediately and the
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  academy should have taken steps public steps immediately So, the
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  people know that this kind of behavior, this kind of stupidity
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  is not, okay, in the public arena is not okay anywhere
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  violence on any other person is just not okay, especially when
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  it is just words, okay? You can have, I think violence
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  is okay if you're defending yourself, but if you're just not
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  liking what someone else is saying, you don't appreciate it,
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  that does not give you the right to physically attack them.
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  And I think what Will Smith has done.
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  I do. Bye-bye attacking, Chris Rock,
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  So publicly on a world stage and then also by the Academy Awards
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  by not taking action immediately.
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  So that the world could see that this behavior is not okay and
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  that you cannot just go up and attack a performer because you
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  don't like what they say. Will Smith should have been
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  taken down in public, he should have been arrested, he should be
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  in handcuffs, he should be led away.
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  But instead what happened, half an hour later he was up on the
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  very stage at he'd attack. Chris Rock, receiving an award,
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  and receiving a standing ovation by all those other clans in
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  Hollywood. Everyone's cheering and clapping
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  for him only solved and cried and wept like a like a, like a
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  fool, but no respect for, Will Smith at all?
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  If you didn't quite pick that up but because of what Will Smith
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  was allowed to get away with. Okay?
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  This his little rap on the knuckles, you know, having to
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  stand down from the academy, who cares that stupid rap on the
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  knuckles. There is no justice in that.
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  And all the world sees is hey you're allowed to Russia stage
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  and attack someone on stage and nothing will happen.
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  Well, this time something is going to happen, but it is very
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  lucky that Dave Chappelle wasn't killed, I believe that Isaiah
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  Lee isn't the only one to blame. I also place the blame squarely
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  at the foot of the clown. Will Smith and the Academy
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  Awards for not taking instant direct action at the The time of
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  that attack. So anyway, that's all I really
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  want to say about that. It's just I think it's
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  disgusting. It Will Smith also can be blind.
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  And I think it's just shows the degradation of free speech
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  within Western Society. Now, one of the things I want to
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  discuss today as well, talking about Free Speech, this story
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  came up and it's what happened in New Zealand.
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  A couple of days ago, leaves me speechless at this kind of thing
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  can happen in New Zealand, but really we've seen the decay of
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  of democracy in New Zealand over the last couple of years.
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  And I lay the blame squarely at the feet of their prime
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  minister, just into our Dune. I don't think she's a good
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  leader. Okay, and, but hey, as I've said
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  before, is in another episode, there is no coincidence that she
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  is also being part of the Klaus Schwab School of school of
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  leaders can remember was called. Well, I've done another episode.
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  I'll put a link up for that in the description here.
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  I did an episode of that late last year about about people,
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  who've attended the Klaus Schwab School of leadership and she was
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  being a part of that and it's no coincidence.
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  The things that she after attending that is now, is now
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  the prime minister of New Zealand and I don't think she's
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  a good a good advocate for for real democracy.
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  Think she's just a dictator in Disguise.
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  Anyway, this headline comes from the guardian.
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  It says the New Zealand's. Former deputy prime, minister
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  has been banned from Parliament for visiting anti-vaccine,
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  mandate protest. So if you remember, if you might
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  have seen on use it was a big protests going on in New Zealand
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  and near their Parliament for a long attacking is actually on
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  their Parliament grounds for quite a long period.
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  So the article goes on to say that.
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  So the former deputy prime minister Winston Peters.
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  You've been banned from Parliament grounds for two
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  years, for visiting anti-vaccine mandate protesters, who occupied
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  the grounds. The weeks-long February protests
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  which are modeled on the Canadian truckers Freedom
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  Convoy. They took over Parliament
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  grounds and blocked off a number of surrounding streets in the
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  days of the occupation. The speaker issued a trespass,
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  notice to all attendees, but efforts by police dispersed, the
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  Gathering were repeatedly, repelled until it's ended into a
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  violent Riot with at least 40 injured, while tenths piles of
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  rubble and a playground were set aflame.
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  So, Peter's, who was Deputy Prime Minister in adjusting the
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  audience. First coalition government have
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  visited the occupation in its early days and he was saying I
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  hope to encourage the protesters to demand that, they be heard.
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  So Peters on Tuesday, said he had received a two-year
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  trespass. Notice for that.
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  Visit blaming house Speaker, Trevor Mallard for the decision,
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  he is quoted. But as saying this state, Peters
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  is quoted as saying this dictate.
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  Toriel Behavior should be reserved for third-world banana.
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  Republics in a statement quoted by news Hub, what's more
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  astounding? Is that the Speaker of the House
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  of Representatives in our country could possibly attempt
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  to trespass, former members of parliament of whom some, our
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  leaders of political parties planning to run against the
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  sitting government in another 18 months time.
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  So in there was there's a difference between Those have
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  visited the precinct and those who took on active part in the
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  protest he added which it seems that that's all he did.
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  He went there and and just visit to the precinct, the voiced, his
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  support for these people. Okay?
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  And everyone should be allowed to voice your support.
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  Voice your opinion on these things.
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  So Peters, lost his parliamentary spot after his
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  party failed to win, five percent of the votes but says he
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  intends to run in the next election.
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  So he's not the only one to receive trespass.
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  Notice that X National Party, MP math King, who also plans to run
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  the next New Zealand election with the newly formed, democracy
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  and Zed party. He's received a notice in late
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  April violation, of the notices could result in a fine of up to
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  one thousand dollars or up to three months.
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  Three months, imprisonment. Wow, for attending.
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  For attending a protest. How ridiculous is that?
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  So in New Zealand, the speaker had responsibility for
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  parliament's grounds and buildings Millard.
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  Gender generated headlines for his unusual tactics in trying to
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  evict the protesters from the lon including turning on the
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  sprinklers and Blasting. Barry Manilow lasting Barry
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  Manilow from parliament's Lab speaks often those tactics
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  appeared to backfire galvanizing rather than discouraging the
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  crowds. So prime minister Jacinda are
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  doing Told stuff, which is a media outlet that the decision
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  rested with Mallard. But she had asked that he
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  discussed the decision, with all parties to try to reach
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  consensus. Ultimately this does sit with
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  the speaker, but I think it is useful.
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  This is just into the doing speaking, quoting her saying,
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  but I think is useful for parties to be able to hear him
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  out about how we came to the decision and to make a joint
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  decision as much as they're able to about whether or not MP.
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  PS should ultimately be treated differently than everyone else.
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  Miller did not respond to requests for comment, okay?
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  So first off, there is no condemnation coming from our
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  dirt. She's stated that she's just
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  asked him to discuss it with other with the rest of the
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  political parties. There in New Zealand, it does
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  seem that this is just a blatant attack on the freedom of speech,
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  a blatant attack on freedom of opinion.
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  You cannot even go and support people who would think
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  differently? How dare you think differently
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  than what the Prime Minister would want you to think how dare
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  you stand up and voice your opinion on the mandates?
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  How dare you not go along with these decisions that she has
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  made the mandates that she is brought in?
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  And enforced. How dare you stand up for your
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  rights in the country and you will be banned from Parliament.
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  Which in my mind Parliament is open Parliament, has been paid
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  for by the public the Zealand's, not that different from
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  Australia. Okay.
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  Parliament. The Parliament building the
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  grounds they're publicly funded. They're not a private entity,
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  just Cinder a Dern or this Mallard.
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  They might be in charge, he might be in charge and make the
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  rules. But as Public Funding, that
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  brought about this, the construction of the building
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  these grounds, the upkeep of the grounds. that's all Public
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  Funding taxpayer money and to be able to ban people, to be able
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  to be in MPS to be able to ban a former deputy prime minister
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  because they have voiced their opinion because their voice
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  their support because they are standing up for free speech
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  because they're standing up for freedom of thought because they
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  are standing up for their constituents that's despicable
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  and we are seeing the constant erosion of fries Each the
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  constant erosion of free thought.
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  If you do not go along with what the government says, with
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  thought the government dictates, well, this is, they are falling
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  into a Banana Republic. Dare.
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  I say it, a police state, New Zealand and Australia both
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  running absolutely running towards becoming a police state.
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  We need to be on guard against these kinds of attacks on our
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  democracies and not allow them. Um, to just be swept under the
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  carpet, keep putting them in the spotlight, keep putting the
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  dictators, like to send her a Dern under the spotlight.
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  Keep questioning her actions, her behaviors, keep looking at
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  her, her past and questioning how she got into, how she got
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  into Power, what is it about her past that got her there.
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  What is it about? Her connection with Klaus
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  Schwab. What is it about their disdain
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  for free speech, or their disdain for anyone?
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  That would argue against the way they think.
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  And against the things that they want, why is it that these
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  people make these mandates then do and they do not want anyone
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  to argue against it. You're not allowed to have your
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  own opinion. That is not a free speech.
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  That is not a free nation, that is not democracy.
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  We are on the ultimate slippery slope, and as I keep saying, we
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  need to keep our politicians honest.
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  We need to keep the pressure on and questioning them.
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  We need to keep them honest. That's my opinion.
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  Fight for free speech. This country is only free
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  because people have shed Blood, Sweat, and Tears to help make it
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  so. So do not discard the pain and
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  the effort that people have gone through, so that we can have a
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  free Nation. Do not discard that we need to
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  stand up for our right of speech, the right of free
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  thought and hold our politicians accountable for their actions.
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  Actions. That's my opinion.
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  Thank you for listening.