Whanganui Chronicle

Great speech Steph Lewis, but stay left Dealing with disobedien­ce Democrats are power crazy

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"Let us not forget the great men like John A Lee, Michael Savage and Norm Kirk and their left wing principles."

As a Whanganui man born and bred I’d like to thank Steph Lewis on her excellent speech in Parliament.

It’s my hope though, she doesn’t follow centrist policies as the Labour Party seems to be going along with.

The party was born from the poverty and sweat of the striking miners in Blackball. Let us not forget the socialist values these people affirmed too for a more equitable New Zealand.

Let us not forget the great men like John A Lee, Michael Savage and Norm Kirk and their left wing principles. Without a doubt, the Labour Party must stick to its leftist philosophi­es.

REX HEAD Papatoetoe

The article about a violent situation at City College in July 2018, raises an interestin­g point.

As physical violence is rightly forbidden, what was the ‘correct’ way to deal with the case of deliberate disobedien­ce to authority?

E.M. WOOLRIDGE Central Whanganui

It’s a pity that commentato­rs like Rob Rattenbury allow their opinions to be formed from propaganda, it does not allow them to see the train coming down the track, it has happened before, it gave us Hitler and communism.

He blames Trump for the discord in the USA yet it was the “never Trumpers” who started it and have kept it going for four years. They attacked Trump staff and supporters in restaurant­s, in the streets, and even outside their homes.

Some media have had to take their families into hiding as the disturbanc­es at their homes was too hard for the kids to handle.

Now they want to make lists of Trump staff and supporters, so as to stop them getting jobs. So much for Biden wanting to bring them all together.

The Democrats are power crazy and any means is good, if it means you get power, but it is certainly not democracy.

Oh to have an enlightene­d press, at the moment we are poorly served, so much so they won’t print this.

GARTH SCOWN Whanganui

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