They would be proud of Jacinda Arden and her rabble.

Stalin, Hitler and other assorted thugs, that is. Thugs who always used restrictions on free speech and disarming people before murdering them in their millions.

A couple of weeks ago, Jacinda Ardern was asked what speech her Government would target. She replied: “When you see it, you know it.”

and:
‘One person who can be expected to wield influence over the review is the Chief Human Rights Commissioner, Paul Hunt.

Never heard of him? No, many New Zealanders haven’t. He was appointed last October as part of a cleanout that followed a sexual harassment scandal at the Human Rights Commission.
Hunt was recruited from Britain. He is an academic, a human rights careerist and an activist whose adulatory entry in Wikipedia makes much of his work with the United Nations. He is also reportedly aligned with the Corbynite socialist Left of the British Labour Party.
Is he someone we should entrust with the job of influencing what New Zealanders can be permitted to read, hear and say? I don’t think so. Not for a moment.’
….The enemies of free speech want to contain political debate within narrow parameters dictated by them, and are prepared to exploit a tragedy to achieve that goal. They must not be allowed to get away with it.’
and:
Speech: What it costs to be free

 

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