Nothing gets fanbases more fired up than perceived injustice against their team. If social media has taught us anything, it’s that anger and frustration fuel clicks and engagement far more than love and acceptance.
“Defend the rights of freedom of assembly and freedom of speech for all.” – @JamesRobbNZ
“Now is the time for everyone who thinks of themselves as progressive – I’m looking at you @CitizenBomber – to stop these constant attacks on “wokeness” and focus on the real enemy of progress” …. So read the tweet by NZME columnist Simon Wilson, who clearly views a moratorium on any criticism of the ‘woke’ […]
Our critic was made to look incredibly silly, very quickly. But that’s censorship – an often nonsense demand by nonsense individuals, as the slightest test of their positions will swiftly reveal.
With no players in the side under 23 that are considered to be worthy of top 50 consideration, you have to start wondering about what the next few years hold for the Warriors.
“The hard-Left’s skepticism towards multiculturalism is a lurking spectre that has eluded proper scrutiny.”
“There’s an alarming contradiction playing out here: a clash between the revered principles of the Left of yore and the contemporary thirst for power and influence, wrapped up in the shiny packaging of progressivism.” – @AKADaneGiraud
“…Reading the essays does bring to mind the 1930s, when many of them were written…” – Joanne Wilkes
“The fact is, they overwhelmingly want to leave New Zealand…” – Assoc Prof Mike Grimshaw
“A revolution can be as simple as a spark starting a flame through conversation.” – @AuntyHeihei