Solidarity and ostracism
The mechanism for ostracism destroys solidarity and has serious implications for the left.
The mechanism for ostracism destroys solidarity and has serious implications for the left.
As we prepare for ANZAC Day, the Kapiti RSA has been viciously attacked for wanting to show solidarity with NZ’s Muslim community. Maggie writes about what that means and suggests who we really are.
It’s the morning after the horrific attacks in Christchurch. 49 are dead, many more injured. The PM is flying to the city, having announced our gun laws are to be immediately strengthened. The country is reeling, but the fascists are bound to lose.
History not forgotten.
Hope and action are also part of the solution.
Junior doctors taking strike action are being bullied and threatened that they’ll harm their careers.
Good to see Andrew Little working on the practical politics of building a government in waiting.
I wonder if the current public outpouring of sympathy for Syrian refugees is nought but a ‘fashion’, or whether it’s the beginnings of a renaissance for internationalism.
The Arab Spring hangs in balance, as protesters in Cairo’s Tahrir Square and in other cities in Egypt battle the riot police of the ruling Egyptian military junta.
The tragic events in Norway raise many questions, and there are no easy answers.
I was watching that vid by the Greens on ACC and bikoi. What caught my attention was the bikers’ chant: “who’s next, who’s […]