Posts by Sacha
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OnPoint: Other People's Wars, in reply to
I hope this helps NZ get out of this current US war mess and makes us wary of being involved in the future
But who's going to make that happen?
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Hard News: Auckland City Nights, in reply to
Friday lunch review
I aspire to your lifestyle.
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Hard News: Complaint and culture, in reply to
There are systemic factors that militate against breastfeeding (as listed in your post), and yet pressure is put on individual women to provide the fix.
Quite. Fundamental attribution error is just easier for the intellectually lazy. This government loves it (see welfare 'dependency', disability services, etc).
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Hard News: Complaint and culture, in reply to
conform to a particular model
"normal" is seldom a helpful part of the medical model
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OnPoint: Other People's Wars, in reply to
The PM, by comparison; his handwaving and 'relaxed' attitude to the whole thing is both disappointing and entirely in character.
His smarmy slighting of Hagar's character in passing was exactly what you'd expect from the morally challenged too.
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OnPoint: Other People's Wars, in reply to
desire to shout
precisely my response to reading the book. fuckers
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Hard News: Complaint and culture, in reply to
Father Mulcahy is one of my fancy dress options
I can so picture that, my son.
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OnPoint: Other People's Wars, in reply to
I prefer the documentary
Didn't see the whole thing but the footage of Key meeting Brethren and Brash flat out lying about it all was compelling. But the book conveys so well the calculated approach to deceiving the public from political operators and shady funders who have escaped unpunished and might well still be doing exactly the same thing.
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OnPoint: Other People's Wars, in reply to
The Hollow Men is still on two hour loan at the Health Sciences library as required reading. It has hardly faded in relevance
I believe someone commented recently that it's still the best guide to this year's election. :)
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Hard News: Auckland City Nights, in reply to
I only meant the Japanese one. Don't know enough about the others.