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@@paulhitchon 🤨🤨

Hahababahaha

@@jamesogden178 Hahaha???

@@paulhitchon and then he's drug kingpin 🤣

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Wairarapa district

(he says sacasticly)

*had a few drinks / well more than a 'few' ...and I had to take a leak . Well bugger me if the local copper doesn't show up and ask "YOU BEEN DRINKING SON" ?!?? umm yes, sir "YOU'RE GOING STRAIGHT HOME NOW AREN'T YOU" !!! yes sir . . . {Didn't know it at the time but that member of the force could have fined me four4 thousand00 dollars00 for being caught short, but his first priority was am I a danger to myself or other people : - )

Yeah like the innocent protesters the tackled and arrested at capital for no reason lol. I get your jest tho.

@@upholst The people who usually work in that area are the innocent ones. Their businesses have had to close, and they themselves have been abused by the protesters who are scarily unpredictable and antisocial.

@@Kiwi403 Trust me when I say having seen these; Even in the live newsfeeds of the capital protest and the marches with no police assualting them anyone can tell they are highly social, they're all smiling having a good time, laughing, having reunions hugging and enjoying themselves even in such dark times, much like things were before Cvd. Compared to practicly every other area where everyones wearing masks (thus increasing hostilities) unablle to see the emotions of those around you, giving the appearence of robots, 2-metre distancing, asking a friend youv known your whole life "Do you have your vaccine passport?" and if the answer is no, bff or not they're a threat and outta your life for good now. Don't know about you, but the second one seems to be a bit more anti-social, don't you think? As for hostilites, yeah I have seen some from protesters, but mostly it's actually been from the opposition who yell boring insults that the protesters have heard a million times before and don't care about, or even seen some cars act as if they were about to drive into the protesters then divert course at the last second, or police beating up innocent protesters. Now, THAT, that my friend is hostility.

@@upholst They need to get the protestors out of Parliament grounds right now, apparently it is starting to stink for disgusting reasons, and also stop them blocking a main road normally used by ordinary law abiding people who might need it to get someone to hospital. The right way to protest is to also show respect to the government and to the other 99% of the population.

@@upholst "innocent" more like crazy nutjobs

very

NZ police are terrorists.

no

Police don't make or decide the laws, they just enforce them. So talk to your local political representative about this if it's an issue you want to raise

@@GeorgeThoughts but they follow what their political bosses tell them to do and they enforce selectively .

@@GeorgeThoughts oh no....deja vu....from the same concept in ww2 "i was only following orders"!!

It’s Not America if that’s what you think

What kind of question is that?

Yes, as long as the Lich King agrees with you.

So negative :/ go somewhere else thanks

@@TheAristocrat. it is what it is. This weak police force won't admit it

The whole world is fuk'd

"All"? You need to go overseas for a wakeup champ, might be surprised.

What Gun incidents??? We may have a few cases here and there involving guns but we ain’t on a level like America. You need to get real

What on earth are you talking about?