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Kiwi Life New Zealand

Kiwi Life

26 September 2020

9:00 AM

26 September 2020

9:00 AM

What has happened to the West, ignoring the lessons of history? Sweden, for example, long regarded as one of the most ‘progressive’ Western countries, legalised cannabis usage in the 1960s. Twenty years later, this country made it illegal again.  Shouldn’t we ask why?

Both Australia and New Zealand are under attack by activists’ damaging proposals  – either initiated by agenda-driven  politicians or by highly vocal and therefore influential activists claiming their anti-conservative, radicalised directions are a superior way forward.

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