A New Zealand blog devoted to Libertarianism, Libertarian ideas and the spread of Libertarianism throughout the world, by New Zealand's Youngest Libertarian, Callum McPetrie. "Liberty is not a means to a political end. It is itself the highest political end."
I've been and am continuing to be very busy in my daily events, mostly around school. However, NZ's fascist BZP drug laws are now in effect. Expect the crime rate to be skyrocketing in the next few years, everyone.
But for now, I'll leave it up to Tony Hughes on the Geekzone blog to do the talking.
Posted by
Callum
on
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Labels: Civil Liberties, drugs, Fascism, Labour government, New Zealand Issues, Politics
3 comments:
I'm banned?!
Actually, BZP won't be banned until the legislation (now before parliament) is voted on and then comes into effect in December. (And, after that, there will be a 6 month amnesty for possession, meaning that it won't be totally banned until June 2008.)
← This is a blue party pill.
Taking BZP pills are health hazards many people take it in party.I think it is not good.There should be more research BZP and TFMPP powder for research purpose.
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