The last time I was in Wellington (NZ) a couple of years ago, a mighty big storm blew in and grounded all fights out. This time, the ‘Voices for Children’ rally held in Wellington at Parliament grounds on Tuesday 31st Oct, organised by the Māori women’s group Mana Wāhine Kōrero, couldn’t have asked for better weather. It restored my faith that the city could do a decent day when it put its mind to it.
The weather sure turned it on for us. We left there all sunkissed and energised to keep fighting for our tamariki. Thank you for attending and supporting
What strikes me with the radical trans activists is the masks. No evidence masks do anything generally but even less outside where no one catches respiratory diseases.
Which strongly implies they are a symbol, of "care superiority".
Jacinda Ardern turned caring and kindness into a competition. Wearing a mask outside, on a sunny day, with almost no one around shows that those protestors are the caringist carers of them all.
And caring about marginalized trans people, and climate change and all the other far left talking points makes them care-squared.
Ardern was adept at weaponising feminine qualities to gain the moral high ground just like the radical trans activists do. It makes one look petty and tyrannical if one takes the opposing side to such clearly super caring, considearate and kind people. It is an utterly insidious way of suppressing debate.
I think this is toxifying femininity. I hope you are able to wake more women up to what is being done to them.
Nevertheless the belief in covid is stronger amongst the left than it is amongst the right. The question is do they understand what they're supporting or not. If they do understand it then they are eugenicists.
Unfortunately, and of course I'll get trouble for this, I am unimpressed with Mana Wāhine Kōrero's willingness to use woke language and I've seen it several times now and in fact was blocked for saying so on Twitter by the same. This is not full support of women in my view as it goes halfway to agendas elsewhere.
Tauiwi is one word used. A second class citizen is what a Tauiwi is.
But also when doing the speech in Melbourne Michelle did the ode to 'elders past present and future' which is corporate newsspeak from start to finish.
The weather sure turned it on for us. We left there all sunkissed and energised to keep fighting for our tamariki. Thank you for attending and supporting
Maūriora
Well done ladies!
What strikes me with the radical trans activists is the masks. No evidence masks do anything generally but even less outside where no one catches respiratory diseases.
Which strongly implies they are a symbol, of "care superiority".
Jacinda Ardern turned caring and kindness into a competition. Wearing a mask outside, on a sunny day, with almost no one around shows that those protestors are the caringist carers of them all.
And caring about marginalized trans people, and climate change and all the other far left talking points makes them care-squared.
Ardern was adept at weaponising feminine qualities to gain the moral high ground just like the radical trans activists do. It makes one look petty and tyrannical if one takes the opposing side to such clearly super caring, considearate and kind people. It is an utterly insidious way of suppressing debate.
I think this is toxifying femininity. I hope you are able to wake more women up to what is being done to them.
I think they wear the masks as 'legitimate' disguises.
Nevertheless the belief in covid is stronger amongst the left than it is amongst the right. The question is do they understand what they're supporting or not. If they do understand it then they are eugenicists.
The episode by White Camelia about the Cost of Kindness covers this aspect nicely too. https://womensrightsparty.nz/white-camellia-episode-three-the-cost-of-kindness/
Thank you Katrina!
Unfortunately, and of course I'll get trouble for this, I am unimpressed with Mana Wāhine Kōrero's willingness to use woke language and I've seen it several times now and in fact was blocked for saying so on Twitter by the same. This is not full support of women in my view as it goes halfway to agendas elsewhere.
You're allowed to express your POV if it's done so without vitriol. I may not agree with it, and that's all good.
All good Katrina. Wasn't really expecting the trouble to be from your direction.
What woke language do they use, Richard?
Tauiwi is one word used. A second class citizen is what a Tauiwi is.
But also when doing the speech in Melbourne Michelle did the ode to 'elders past present and future' which is corporate newsspeak from start to finish.
Just as well we're not here to please you Richard. It's ok we understand that for some people nothing is ever good enough. Hae aha you do you.
If that's Michelle then you know that I was in support before. But woke language is always going to put me off.