It's not a good look at all…But you can't in the same breath call it serious. It's unpleasant, but on a scale compared with murder or rape or something, it's in a different ballpark.ACT’s President Michael Crozier doesn’t get it.
Mr Crozier is more concerned about appearances than whether what Garrett did was morally reprehensible. This explains his references to “not a good look”, “not serious” and “unpleasant”.
I can understand his concern about the image of the party, especially the accusations of hypocrisy. If he is to avoid these accusations he will need to ensure the party is more truthful about the messages it sends out.
That's where I can help. Here’s my attempt at a few catchy slogans to excite the voters.
Tough on crime, but only when committed by others
One law for almost all
We’re sick and tired of all the excuses criminals use, except our own
The party of freedom – from criminal convictions
We’re stand for other peoples' personal responsibility
Transparency and accountability, except where we are involved
I read what you say and it makes a lot of sense, then we see there are 1 or 2 comments, so not many people are reading your postings. Assuming you are not an Anne Franks with a diary in your cupboard, why cant you link to some mainstream blogs and get your opinion heard !
ReplyDeleteYou deserve a larger audience..
You're very kind, but I'm already pleasantly surprised by the traffic this site gets, and the volume of traffic's been growing quite rapidly recently.
ReplyDeleteI would also prefer to blog to a smaller, more intelligent, audience, rather than become another Kiwiblog or Standard. Small is beautiful.
Also the number of comments a post gets can be very deceptive. Some of my most-read posts have either zero or 1 comment.
Oil rig workers work to different rules.
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