Crimes in NZ reach new low under Labour

[nztx]

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/forbid...LLIDSDKNY5I6M/

Banned driver sped from police and crashed into Hutt Valley wedding photographers



Another gang affiliated piece of scum with offending from during Labour's era got sent away this week


Honestly - only 22 months for this sort of offending ? What a joke !

Should be at least 5-10 years plus whatever longer it takes in hard labour to repay all reparations clocked up and be made to compensate all victims from every crime she was up to as well

Only one way to sort out this sort of trash & that's to take off them lots & lots of their spare time
which otherwise would be in up to no good

[mistaTea]

I don't know how the previous govt will be viewed in 2035, 2045 ... I would expect it will depend on who you ask.

But I was (and am) interested in when the right wing posters will stop using the Labour legacy as an excuse for any failure by the present lot to improve matters.

To be fair, I think the ‘end date’ to justifiably blaming the previous lot will depend on the issue.

Some issues have a longer shelf life than others.

But you are right that blaming Labour can’t go on forever.

[davflaws]

To be fair, I think the ‘end date’ to justifiably blaming the previous lot will depend on the issue.

Some issues have a longer shelf life than others.

Yup. I guess we wait and see.

[Baa_Baa]

Labour was still blaming the previous government 6 years after they took office.

So what do you reckon? 12 years given all the disasters and crises they left behind after their 6 years of complete and utter incompetence?

An inconvenient truth, Labour slagged the previous government through their entire term.

[moka]

Crimes in NZ reach new low baa under Labour and National

Ram Raid, I’m not sure if they were rams, but they were sheep.
Te Kūiti ‘ram raid’: Liquorland invaded by 14 sheep during Great New Zealand Muster.
Maybe they wanted to go to the baa! Conspiracy theory - Prime Minister Christopher Luxon was also in town, did he orchestrate it?

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/waikato-news/news/te-kuiti-ram-raid-liquorland-invaded-by-14-sheep-during-great-new-zealand-muster/UC7WZIKACFCNTDOG66JK4BNIRM/

“It was the nearest shop that was open and they just ran to it. We joked that they must have been after a beer,” Fawcett said.
“It’s so Kiwi. I just laughed. There were many giggles.”

The Running of the Sheep is a popular part of the annual Great New Zealand Muster held at Te Kūiti in the lead-up to the New Zealand Shearing Championships on Saturday night.