What the hell has Jacinda Ardern unleashed on the unsuspecting New Zealand Public?
Someone makes a comment on Social Media and gets a visit from the Bother Police. .... and then another one a few weeks later.
Boy oh boy - this is getting ugly.
And this goes on while our Governments battle the crisis of being offended. Give me a break.
If I was an offended sort of person, I suspect that this would " offend" me if I lived next door.
12 hours in under 5 minutes.
What the?
Will I be banned for sharing his video about him being banned?
Bloody hell... I can't keep up with all the banning. At this rate, unless we are gay, lesbian, transgender, climate change tree huggers or vegan proters of electric cars, we will all be in the sin bin.
Pat Condell is always a great watch and a chilling watch.
I am a great fan of him and his views. Watch and listen. This man speaks the truth.
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