SkyCity’s Olympic-scale competitive virtue signalling
The casino company is taking the proverbial with its climate change policy.
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Most species have their pecking orders, whether chickens, chimps, ants or, especially, humans: the powerful, the rich and the beautiful at the top; the untouchables, the deplorables, global warming sceptics and old white men at the bottom.
And there is a pecking order within groups of humans –
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