The other day I posted an example of how the American media breeds ignorance.
Today No Right Turn points to an example of New Zealanders being subjected to much the same thing.
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The other day I posted an example of how the American media breeds ignorance.
Today No Right Turn points to an example of New Zealanders being subjected to much the same thing.
It’s the unrepresentative nature of single-winner electoral systems, like Britain’s first past the post, that leads one into sometimes supporting people you wouldn’t otherwise support.
And it’s with this in mind that I find myself supporting conservative MP David Davis, who has embarked on a campaign against the “relentless erosion of civil liberties in Britain”.