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    Any lawyers able to explain how this works? Does name supression only exist int he country of charge?

    Seems kind of fucked up and outdated. Just read the guys name and full profile on the torygraph website.

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    @majorrage said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    Any lawyers able to explain how this works? Does name supression only exist int he country of charge?

    Seems kind of fucked up and outdated. Just read the guys name and full profile on the torygraph website.

    Its a bit redundant these days , a couple of years back Elton John got name suppression for his husband but it only applied to England and Wales and the Scottish newspapers were allowed to publish the story.

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    @bones yep pretty shit to put up wrong details...not surprised with it given the state of media in the world

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    Where were the tears and apologies when kids were abused for the third time at a labour youth camp?

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    So many vomit inducing articles being posted on this. Actually even worse than vomit inducing, down right dangerous articles for young women.

    Yes in an absolutely perfect world you should be safe to wear what you want and go where you want at all hours of the night without telling anyone and be 100% safe and the reality is 99% of the time you are ok in western countries at least.

    But there is a tiny fringe element of people that mean you harm and there is nothing society can do to completely eliminate that risk. All the crocodile tears, consent courses, articles on toxic masculinity, slutwalks and white ribbon days do absolutely nothing for womens (or anyones) safety. Your safety is in the first instance your responsibility, this isn't laying blame it is just common sense. The first time I was mugged it was because I took a shortcut through a park in the south of London at 2am..all I lost that day was a phone and some pride, I was lucky, not everyone is and young women are especially vulnerable. If the feminist fringes really gave a damn about womens safety they would be advocating at the very least for the legalisation of non-lethal defensive tools such as pepper spray.

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    @Rembrandt yeah, growing up I remember the whole message was about empowering women - self defense classes, gadgets for them to use should they be in a dangerous situation etc. Now the focus is on them being utterly defenseless victims, that should bear no responsibility for their own safety. This stuff is ridiculous, thankfully I'd say the women that actually buy into this narrative are a small but loud minority.

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    Lizzy Marvelly column blaming it on toxic masculinity in 3 2 1...

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    @no-quarter said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    @Rembrandt yeah, growing up I remember the whole message was about empowering women - self defense classes, gadgets for them to use should they be in a dangerous situation etc. Now the focus is on them being utterly defenseless victims, that should bear no responsibility for their own safety. This stuff is ridiculous, thankfully I'd say the women that actually buy into this narrative are a small but loud minority.

    I don't know how small the minority is, have had some level headed friends post this shit.

    You can just sense the feminist column writers are salivating at the prospect that this could be a rape and murder by a straight white man. Think of the article hits!

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    Do we KNOW there was a murder?

    We suspect she died in the company of a man who has been arrested and charged with her murder, and appears to have tried to dispose of her body.

    Do we know how she died? Not yet.

    Let's assume for a second she ODed. He panics and dumps the evidence. A potential scenario.

    Guilty of perverting the course, interfering with a corpse etc.

    We don't know anything yet.

    The dude is currently innocent.

    So all these people making grandiose claims, including our dearly beloved PM, should hold their comments until we know more, especially if it compromises an actual murder trial. (Especially Cindy.)

    Remember Gabe Tostee and Warriena Wright? Dubious actions and character but mot guilty of murder.

    PS. Has Cindy apologised on behalf of NZ to any other murder victim's families?

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    @booboo she might of oded when they shared drugs for all we know . This is bizarre, now there’s an ever growing number of vigils tonight so people can try and out grieve each other.

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    @booboo yup the defence lawyer will have a field day with Adern's apology and all the hit pieces in the media.

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    @jegga What happened to Grace was absolutely dreadful and I'm heartbroken for her family and friends, but the public grief overload and vigils, articles, Prime Ministerial apology on behalf of the nation for one tourist are absolutely OTT.

    If the PM wants to sob about something, how about our appalling domestic violence or suicide rates.

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    @mokey or child abuse rates , I guess she’ll get round to it when it’s politically convenient.

    What exactly do people do at a vigil for someone they were unaware existed until they died?

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    @jegga said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    @mokey or child abuse rates , I guess she’ll get round to it when it’s politically convenient.

    What exactly do people do at a vigil for someone they were unaware existed until they died?

    Get to know her better?

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    Half tempted to put up a facebook post...I'm not home for Christmas and due a friend cull anyway..

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    @rembrandt said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    Half tempted to put up a facebook post...I'm not home for Christmas and due a friend cull anyway..

    What will you say?

    This women was apparently very nice but not nice enough for a prime ministerial apology and tears when she got murdered

    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12174820

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    Jacko might have said that stuff but the media are mostly responsible for the histrionic reporting of the 'news'

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    Ardern has to preserve our tourism industry so I can see merit in a prime ministerial apology.

    While we would all prefer Ardern address the problem on a whole there is a certain measure of damage control required here.

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    @raznomore Have previous PMs given apologies? https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/109208429/grace-millane-joins-list-of-women-tourists-killed-in-new-zealand-while-travelling

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    Does that matter??

    I'll go you one further. Has any other prime minister been in power with a murdered tourist and social media being as powerful as it is now? How easy is it to influence world view with a bunch of tweets?

    As I said I would have preferred she came out and say "NZ has serious domestic violence and child abuse problems on a whole.... " It absolutely sucks thats not happened but in my opinion in this age a level of damage control, trying to appear that we are a safer country than we are is necessary so that people continue to jump on planes to NZ.

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