Kiwis need to see the ‘banality of evil’ trial
Hidesight: A trial is not just for the wrongdoer or the victims, it’s for all of us.
Rodney Hide
Wed, 12 Jun 2019
When my children were little they would cover their eyes when scared to make the boogie man disappear.
I am reminded of their infant behaviour by the desire of the anointed not to name the alleged mosque shooter, show his face or have ordinary folk read his manifesto. The reasoning is a little
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Rodney Hide
Wed, 12 Jun 2019
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Kiwis need to see the ‘banality of evil’ trial
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