"There are no white knights coming to save us." - Rachel Stewart @stew_rachel Rachel Stewart argues that hope can sometimes become a substitute for action, leaving people waiting for institutions, politicians or someone else to solve society's problems. Have we become too reliant on others to fix the issues we care about, instead of taking responsibility ourselves? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/riding-sh…

That's a bugger. She's overseen the death of the word 'mother' and 'breastfeeding'. Not a friend of biological women, despite knowing what one is.

Hmmm, @dbseymour is being pretty dirty here. Actually, you could argue that "you never quite know" about ACT too. Or any of them, for that matter. He knows @nzfirst is on the up and up. stuff.co.nz/politics/3609927…

The way this moron is going he won't be far behind them.

🎙️ Riding Shotgun: Hope and Its Limitations 🏍️ “Could an absence of hope actually create the opposite effect?” Riding Shotgun returns as Rachel Stewart @stew_rachel takes on a powerful modern idea: hope. Is it something that drives us forward — or something that quietly keeps us still? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/riding-sh…

Weird f*cken church. stuff.co.nz/nz-news/36099267…

"Black people wanted to, you know, make their point and they did. But if white people want to make their point, yeah, we're just redneck racist bigots, that it's right-wing and we're Nazis and all the rest of it." - Rachel Stewart @stew_rachel Are some protests judged differently depending on who is protesting and what cause they support? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/both-barr…

This tweet from last year is suddenly getting lots of eyeballs, following the conviction of the two Bulgarians in the Axe Girl of Dundee incident. Here is my question to middle aged libs: are we going to defend — in word, deed, and spirit — our own children, or are we not?

Encountered? We positively ran into each other head first. Prick of a man.

"So those guidelines are such that you must treat people on the basis of their skin colour." - Rachel Stewart Rachel Stewart questions whether modern policing policies are strengthening or weakening public confidence in equal treatment before the law. Should public institutions be completely colour-blind, or should they take race and background into account when making decisions? Rachel Stewart @stew_rachel and Maree Buscke @MacBuscke discuss on their new segment: Both Barrels 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/both-barr…

"And yet in the middle of 2020, you saw worldwide riots." - Maree Buscke @MacBuscke Maree Buscke contrasts the global reaction to the 2020 BLM riots with the response to unrest following the murder of Henry Nowak in Southampton. Why do you think some protests are described as a fight for justice while others are condemned as extremism? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/both-barr…

Get the skinny from Belfast local @SemperFemina21 about the real feelings of the real residents who live with the reality of out of control migration every day. Plus anyone who reports from her car with her dog on the back seat is cool. youtube.com/watch?v=3q8hCsfO…

Late this afternoon, I went to the street corner Q&A held by Reuben Davidson, Labour MP for Christchurch East, as part of his election campaigning. I asked him what is a woman. He was clearly ready for it, and dodged it with a slick answer - i.e. that it is someone the current government pays less than a man (in reference to the changes to pay equity). Sounds like they’ve been prepped for this question. When the bill to define women and men in law was raised, he trotted out all the standard ‘reasons’ we hear ad infinitum - divisive, marginalised, intersex, and trans. When I asked for an explanation, none was well articulated, but instead he did a smooth segue into ‘more important things’, and disagreed that on that basis it was strange there weren’t ‘more important things’ when letting men into women’s spaces was being ushered in. To be fair, I think that Reuben is quite a good MP for Christchurch East in general, but he’s no friend to women who want women’s spaces, and the word ‘woman’, back. I asked if I could video our engagement, but he said he preferred not, because of the other people there who might get into the video, so I respected that.

Hey @NewstalkZB, tell the irrelevent BSA to get fecked. stuff.co.nz/nz-news/36099122…

Here's @LloydBurr being a twat. Again. "And if you’re a CIS woman with a simple urinary tract infection, they can get you the good drugs for that." Do you mean a woman, Lloyd? stuff.co.nz/health/360990905…

Basically, don't lose your head. And kill the stabby bastard while you're at it.

It's all kicking off in the UK right now. An attempted beheading and eye-gouging on a residental street by an illegal migrant on a native citizen tends to that. When will the politicians listen to the people rather than calling them "right-wing"? youtube.com/watch?v=F0yY1NtQ…