Dear New Zealand,
It’s a shame that we as a country have decided to follow a policy of discrimination. Supporting the creation of a two-tiered society is unarguably immoral. Regardless of the reasons, no matter how real they currently appear, discrimination is always wrong and is no different to the discrimination against physically and mentally disabled people, those with the ‘wrong’ skin colour, the ‘wrong’ sexual orientation, the ‘wrong’ religion, the ‘wrong’ sex, and now the ‘wrong’ medical status.
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