"We Will Buy Them Back And We Will Destroy Them" - PM Jacinda Ardern On Gun Control In New Zealand

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  • New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern outlines what her country's government did to enact sensible gun control after a terrible mass shooting in Christchurch. Stick around for two more segments with friend of the show, PM Jacinda Ardern! #Colbert #NewZealand #JacindaArdern
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  • @NebraskaGonvilleJones
    @NebraskaGonvilleJones Před 2 lety +3645

    As an Australian we did the same thing 25 years ago. Since then we have had zero mass shooting events. All of our crime rates went down including gun crime, gun murder/assault and so on. The only thing that has gone up statistically is confidence in public safety and the reality of public safety. Best thing we ever did 👍🏽

    • @Marleystrummer
      @Marleystrummer Před 2 lety +161

      Kiaora from across the ditch 👍

    • @MinhLe-kt5zg
      @MinhLe-kt5zg Před 2 lety

      Australia 🤝 New Zealand: Banning Guns altogether

    • @kiriakoz
      @kiriakoz Před 2 lety +385

      @@Boobasweat I hope you're not comparing that with USA, anecdotal examples don't really compare with statistical data. USA has had over 200 mass shootings this calendar year already - heavy handed policing doesn't really compare with that. I mean whilst we're talking about heavy handed policing, take a look at police homicide rates in EVERY Western country in comparison to USA.
      Also, look at the end result of all of this, USA has the HIGHEST incarceration rate in the world. Higher than El Salvador, Turkmenistan, Rwanda, Cuba etc.
      You absolutely did a half assed job of whatever you were failing to try to do here.

    • @JB-zs1oq
      @JB-zs1oq Před 2 lety +129

      @@Boobasweat True, there are criminal gang shootings and while I appall any violence, this is very different to mass shootings. Hopefully they will not involve anybody outside the criminal gangs and more importantly they come to an end soon.

    • @KristiContemplates
      @KristiContemplates Před 2 lety +6

      I still remember the news reports 😢

  • @iris-2021
    @iris-2021 Před 2 lety +2372

    She’s 100% right. The US doesn’t have the courage or desire to fix the problem. Australia did much the same with good results.

    • @teelo12000
      @teelo12000 Před 2 lety

      It didn't fix the problem. There were 7 shootings in Auckland last night. Look it up. The headline is "Auckland shootings: 'Indiscriminate and reckless' use of guns in public says police after seven incidents overnight"

    • @jwn741
      @jwn741 Před 2 lety

      neither of those countries have a fraction of the population density or a 2nd amendment. we will start converting prisons into schools before we remove guns.

    • @Brucemcleod2345
      @Brucemcleod2345 Před 2 lety

      What a joke she is. Meanwhile back here in NZ was a spate of shootings, ram raids and violence. Our useless government and weak police do nothing while Chairman Arden preaches to the world. Pathetic

    • @robvangessel3766
      @robvangessel3766 Před 2 lety

      It's not so much courage as the profiteers who have a clamp on our system, and politicians getting paid good money to side with the interests of the NRA. Most Americans want something done abt this. In 20 years, we haven't been able to make a dent. It's not courage; it's failings in a compromised republic, in which a faction has the power to override the majority of the American voters. And a fallacy in the antiquated 2nd Amendment which leaves open interpretation for those who want to see in it only what they want.

    • @Karajorma
      @Karajorma Před 2 lety +77

      I've been saying for years that I don't pay much attention to mass shootings in America. The American public don't wish to make it a priority so why should I? There are news stories of people dying in other countries that could use the spotlight more and where the people of that country do care about the problem.

  • @arfielding4495
    @arfielding4495 Před 2 lety +704

    I grew up in NZ and moved to America six years ago. My mother came to visit me and she nearly had a panic attack when we were having lunch because two cops walked in with visible guns on them. In NZ, you don't even really see the police with guns. It's been a culture shock, for sure.

    • @joesols8976
      @joesols8976 Před 2 lety

      You came from NZ a relative short time ago. And you are still unaware of the gang problems there!! Together with the huge increase in illegal firearms? Its only a matter of time and the general public in NZ will be at the mercy of the thugs and the ineffective government will still not have the will or the means to protect them. And by the way it was announced only a few days ago that the NZ police will also start being armed soon.

    • @davidjma7226
      @davidjma7226 Před 2 lety +28

      You should visit Australia. The cops have guns but the people don't get easy access. Problem solved.

    • @tevitasila1427
      @tevitasila1427 Před 2 lety +49

      must've been a nice part of nz. had a few gang shootouts this week in nz

    • @davidjma7226
      @davidjma7226 Před 2 lety

      @@tevitasila1427 oh dear, the cuzzies are at it again eh? I lived there for 12 years. Very nice, very pretty but there is a dark side you don't see, unfortunately. If it's not Black Power it's the Islanders going at each other with machetes etc.

    • @fistfry6079
      @fistfry6079 Před 2 lety +20

      @@tevitasila1427 isolated incident not nation wide I know there are gangs across no but large shootouts don’t happen often

  • @jamiefearbiancafouche-thep6131

    23 driveby shootings in Auckland in the past two weeks!!!!!

  • @DoctorProph3t
    @DoctorProph3t Před 2 lety +1389

    As an Aussie, it’s our sworn duty to put down NZ as the weird step-cousin nation that they are and take their actors and claim they’re Australian.
    But Jacinda is off limits. She is the standard by which all world leaders should look up to and I’d be proud to have her as my leader.

    • @becsterbrisbane6275
      @becsterbrisbane6275 Před 2 lety +32

      ......*but we're still taking Crowded House though!!!

    • @sophiaestella5611
      @sophiaestella5611 Před 2 lety +48

      Aw, you West Islanders are so cute...

    • @tajtandoori9076
      @tajtandoori9076 Před 2 lety +35

      Keep Russell Crowe

    • @DoctorProph3t
      @DoctorProph3t Před 2 lety +5

      @@becsterbrisbane6275 non-negotiable, AC/DC are geriatric and we haven’t had a talented indie rock band in decades. You can keep Serj Tankian.

    • @DoctorProph3t
      @DoctorProph3t Před 2 lety +3

      @@tajtandoori9076 lmao we took Russel Crowe from youse and we let him buy the Rabbitohs, the rubbish takes out itself 😂

  • @jeffreyliddicoat1364
    @jeffreyliddicoat1364 Před 2 lety +768

    I am a New Zealander 🇳🇿 we don't have corrupt pale stale male politicians sending piss weak prayers and thoughts ... we have a young mother who gets the job done ... America you need to vote like your children's lives depend on your vote

    • @henriettaraphael4368
      @henriettaraphael4368 Před 2 lety +15

      You are blessed

    • @Anne--Marie
      @Anne--Marie Před 2 lety +40

      Your system of funding pensions is envious. It really came in handy during the pandemic. We have a system of legalized indentured servitude.

    • @dementedmaul1783
      @dementedmaul1783 Před 2 lety +21

      Luxon said today he wants to give police warrantless search powers... Don't stop voting Kiwis!!

    • @henriettaraphael4368
      @henriettaraphael4368 Před 2 lety +12

      As a Brits, can I live and work there? I just love her

    • @henriettaraphael4368
      @henriettaraphael4368 Před 2 lety +4

      Yayyyyy, on my wayyy

  • @Japanesevideogamesdotcom

    What a sham

  • @jamesphlames7498
    @jamesphlames7498 Před 2 lety +276

    It's absolutely baffling to me that American's just can't wrap their heads around doing what is best for their people in the long run. Almost like trying to have a conversation with a bunch of toddlers.

    • @bobdole7697
      @bobdole7697 Před 2 lety

      I WILL MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU. MASS SHOOTINGS FOR A POPULATION OUR SIZE IS TINY. SECOND THE CRIMINALS WILL ALWAYS GET GUNS, SO WE HAVE A RIGHT TO PROTECT OURSELVES. LASTLY, A GOOD GUY WITH A GUN OFTEN TIMES ENDS MASS SHOOTINGS MUCH QUICKER. HAPPENED JUST THIS WEEK.

    • @jamesphlames7498
      @jamesphlames7498 Před 2 lety +9

      @@bobdole7697 Typical robotic justification. It's always the same old repetitive nonsense over and over. So sad.

    • @bobdole7697
      @bobdole7697 Před 2 lety

      @@jamesphlames7498 I KNOW IT'S LIKE HEARING YOUR LEFTIES TALK ABOUT RACISM EVERY DAY.

    • @mjm.9082
      @mjm.9082 Před 2 lety +1

      well said.

    • @AbhishekKumar-xx7li
      @AbhishekKumar-xx7li Před 2 lety +9

      Why not let individuals have Tanks, cannons, fighter jets, atom bombs for self preservation. If they don’t believe on policing and then why rely on military.

  • @oscardapug4295
    @oscardapug4295 Před 2 lety +1189

    As an American who was there for Columbine and has lived in New Zealand for the last 17 years... ...can't say enough about Jacinda Ardern and the incredible job she has done here in NZ. It's very refreshing how things work here. Things get DONE!

    • @VTR1997
      @VTR1997 Před 2 lety

      Yuup child poverty increasing every year, dividing the country and ruining the economy…. Yeaah what an awesome leader!

    • @voulafisentzidis8830
      @voulafisentzidis8830 Před 2 lety +42

      Glad you enjoy living in our country as much as we enjoy having you here. Take care.

    • @JB-zs1oq
      @JB-zs1oq Před 2 lety +52

      As an Aussie I have to agree with you. It is not just what she does, but also the humanity she shows as she does it. After our election, many of us are quietly optimistic that saying goodbye to our increasingly conservative governing coalition will lead to more changes, with climate change, gender issues and the establishment of a federal anti-corruption commission front and centre.

    • @grantkearney6354
      @grantkearney6354 Před 2 lety +36

      7 shootings on homes in Auckland last night.

    • @neildouglas2365
      @neildouglas2365 Před 2 lety +32

      Labour do a GREAT job of talking about getting things done and wasting money on consultants but achieving little.

  • @donaldstewart3128
    @donaldstewart3128 Před 2 lety +834

    My mate's son and his partner were lucky enough to land a gig surveying the ecology of a small NZ island. Population a couple of thousand. Two years. They loved it. 18 months in Covid hit and they got an extension and stayed put. Now they have applied for nationality and are looking to build a house on the island.

    • @1damnativ
      @1damnativ Před 2 lety +6

      Where abouts if I may ask?

    • @donaldstewart3128
      @donaldstewart3128 Před 2 lety +5

      @@1damnativ I'll have to check with my mate.

    • @a.t.c.3862
      @a.t.c.3862 Před 2 lety +4

      🙂 🇳🇿

    • @TrubluFul
      @TrubluFul Před 2 lety

      BUT have they 'built The Wall'? insured the 'right to bear high-mag, assault-weapons sans background checks' supersedes the 'Will of the 90%'(minority)? protected 'congressional-insurrectionists'? hmmm 🤨 #KiwisAreSoft /s

    • @AJ-xm4xc
      @AJ-xm4xc Před 2 lety +5

      awesome story. i hope they enjoy their new life ✌️

  • @kenrust2331
    @kenrust2331 Před 2 lety +4

    Why would criminals turn in guns?

  • @patriciavinten9700
    @patriciavinten9700 Před rokem +4

    Ardern you should be ashamed of yourself!! What you’ve done to NewZealand

  • @ComaDave
    @ComaDave Před 2 lety +9

    Happy to have such good neighbours.
    Kia ora from across the Ditch. 🇦🇺

  • @seedhillbruisermusic7939
    @seedhillbruisermusic7939 Před 2 lety +108

    UK had the same attitude to guns after the Dunblane primary school massacre. We've had no school shootings since. USA has them every week.

    • @goldenak25
      @goldenak25 Před 2 lety +12

      210 this year so far so more than once a week

    • @idontwannaidontwanna7307
      @idontwannaidontwanna7307 Před 2 lety +8

      @@goldenak25 210??!! its only MAY!

    • @DrBenson21
      @DrBenson21 Před 2 lety

      Say that on the Fox News comments section and it'll take 2 seconds for someone to say "YeAh but WhaT abOuT knife cRiMe". Half of Americans are willing to tolerate mass murder on a weekly basis. It's insanity

    • @goldenak25
      @goldenak25 Před 2 lety

      @@idontwannaidontwanna7307 i know crazy right! czcams.com/video/tUY8KglIlaA/video.html

    • @goldenak25
      @goldenak25 Před 2 lety +6

      Also im from Christchurch, location of one of the worst mass shootings to ever happen. (I think the second time in NZ history?!) I have friends and collegues that were directly affected by this and it breaks my heart. When this event happened we were locked down at work in th CBD.. a very distrurbing day (and this coming from dealing with 5 years of quakes, aftershocks and rebuilding.). While the mass-shooter wasnt even from in NZ he targeted our society and our open/welcoming culture. I was pleased that our government responding with action. A few months later I would be handing over my semi automatic hunting rifle for this scheme. While the remington 3006 5 shot semi auto rifle used for deer shooting etc (didnt really fit the military assalut rifles ~ AR15s etc) but I would happily hand it over again. A bolt action is enough to take down deer.

  • @markdayment3917
    @markdayment3917 Před 2 lety +17

    Why I think America is such a divided and messed up country is that you bang on about your rights and freedom, but don’t seem to understand that they come with responsibilities and obligations. We live in communities and are reliant on each other, it’s not all about the individual. Understand that and you will have real freedom.

    • @connectivitytissues1429
      @connectivitytissues1429 Před 2 lety

      This, what you've just written is hella true... Ask any of these gun nuts what the Second Amendment actually States and I almost guarantee you at least eight out of ten of them cannot tell you Verbatim what it says

    • @connectivitytissues1429
      @connectivitytissues1429 Před 2 lety

      We are objectively a nation of volatile idiots

    • @connectivitytissues1429
      @connectivitytissues1429 Před 2 lety

      I think this is what happens when you spend most of your time telling the rest of the world how great you are, when you really in reality spend very little time doing anything that's actually great... Like for example letting your citizens get shot up damn near on a daily basis en mass!

  • @BarryDuffield
    @BarryDuffield Před rokem +2

    Now we have the worst gun crime we've had in years. Daily ram raids from kids.

  • @Withjoyfulsenescence
    @Withjoyfulsenescence Před 2 lety +57

    Stephen being friends with New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern. Such a lovely friendship.💗

  • @losfp
    @losfp Před 2 lety +444

    As an Australian, it is my duty to heap scorn and insults upon New Zealand like the slightly slow younger sibling that they are.
    Ah hell, I can't. I have nothing bad at all to say about Jacinda Ardern, I think she's a treasure, a strong and vibrant leader that Kiwis can be proud of. We're taking our first overseas trip in 3 years in January, another cruise to New Zealand from Australia, and I can't wait. Gorgeous country and wonderful people, even if they talk kinda funny.

    • @hellovanite
      @hellovanite Před 2 lety +19

      Comon mate strewth lol

    • @JenJen-bp3bb
      @JenJen-bp3bb Před 2 lety +17

      Lol great comment Des, have a beautiful time in Aotearoa cuz.

    • @customwhitewalls7804
      @customwhitewalls7804 Před 2 lety +17

      "kinda talk funny "
      haha, listened to your own voice lately? :)
      We'll welcome you with open arms, may even buy you a beer. (spelt xxxx)

    • @lisalefleur2977
      @lisalefleur2977 Před 2 lety +17

      Crikey Mate!!! ANd you say us Kiwis speak funny....LOL, gotta love the Aussies

    • @MrJameseder
      @MrJameseder Před 2 lety +15

      younger siblings? aw c'mon man, only by 48,000 years!

  • @yknot000
    @yknot000 Před 2 lety +342

    I remember an image of this woman with a scarf around her head embracing a family member of one of the victims and I remember thinking why can't we in the US elect people like her??

    • @Roflcrabs
      @Roflcrabs Před 2 lety +34

      You could pay someone to wear a head scarf, hug people and look empathetic.. You'd get the same results too, probably better results actually.

    • @yknot000
      @yknot000 Před 2 lety

      @@Roflcrabs U & people like U R the reason the US is so fucked up.

    • @LeonVerhulst
      @LeonVerhulst Před 2 lety +1

      You absorb media like no other, it appears! She's like Trudeau and a Globalist

    • @trevorcrook5753
      @trevorcrook5753 Před 2 lety

      She is a fraud and has ruined New Zealand

    • @trevorcrook5753
      @trevorcrook5753 Před 2 lety

      @@NEbluefire Some of the most corrupt leaders are female . Putting women into politics was supposed to lessen war and violence
      That didn’t happen in fact things have worsened

  • @alexguigui8231
    @alexguigui8231 Před rokem +2

    How is the government supposed to "buy back" something that never belonged to it in the first place?

  • @NewMessage
    @NewMessage Před 2 lety +528

    No system is 'perfect'.. because it involves people. And people, rather famously, are imperfect.
    But just because you can't stop all crimes doesn't mean you should throw away the justice system... so why do the GOP throw up their hands and say 'Well, we can't stop all gun violence, so... here. Have a gun, kid!"?
    Oh yeah... NRA money.

    • @jarls5890
      @jarls5890 Před 2 lety +40

      This argument is often called the "utopia argument". Often employed by children (and the GOP).
      E.g. "No point wearing seatbelts when driving a car or wearing a helmet when riding a motorcycle - people still die in traffic accidents."

    • @robvangessel3766
      @robvangessel3766 Před 2 lety

      Well, Sandy Hook in 2012 illustrated, imo, that no matter how many people want something done abt these fucking guns, our political system serves the interests of NRA profiteers over the will of the nationwide majority of voters. No one is more in the pockets of NRA lobbyists than the GOP.

    • @cherylsibson2529
      @cherylsibson2529 Před 2 lety +3

      Just because you have laws, when you have 3 to 7 yr olds who have the right to tell their Mom or Dad please put away your gun i'ts upsetting, Please make other choices, who will speak for them when they cannot speak for themselves? That's what's being missed here.

    • @TheNzFox
      @TheNzFox Před 2 lety +19

      @@jarls5890 both of those are good examples, because if you go back and look at the conservative arguments at the time for each of those laws then you would see they are IDENTICAL to the ones being used now, infringing on freedom, turning into a police state, but I am not dangerous, criminals will just ignore it etc etc etc.
      Its as if they never actually learn from history and actively go out of their way to reuse the same arguments

    • @greymouser8659
      @greymouser8659 Před 2 lety

      the GOP's base is the dumb and entitled....without that....

  • @markgorhk
    @markgorhk Před 2 lety +103

    After a horrific massacre, we did a buyback in Australia in 1996.. not only did the govt do a buyback, but it also levied the taxpaying community to raise the funds to do so, and noone complained.. and there has not been another massacre since..

    • @sidneyboo9704
      @sidneyboo9704 Před 2 lety

      hmm. Imagine that.

    • @stanbyme7874
      @stanbyme7874 Před 2 lety +6

      I appreciated how she stated "they legally purchased these guns & it’s our duty to buy them back". That, there, is a breath of fresh air. The smog in USA is stifling

    • @captainamerica4685
      @captainamerica4685 Před 2 lety +3

      Actually Australia has had numerous mass shootings since 1996, but your government changed the definition of a mass shooting where if 5 or 6 people are killed by a shooter, it doesn't count as a mass shooting. The guy that did the Port Arthur shooting was taking prescription anti depressant and anti anxiety pills, which are known to cause homicidal behavior in some people.

    • @lawrencedoliveiro9104
      @lawrencedoliveiro9104 Před 2 lety +10

      Up to 1996, there about was one mass shooting in 🇦🇺 per year. After 1996, there has been at most one or two in the quarter-century up to now.
      By any measure, that’s a massive improvement.

    • @ljm511
      @ljm511 Před 2 lety

      @@captainamerica4685 hahaha there's always some Yank parroting this lie. Na mate, mass shootings don't happen here whether your definition is 3 or 6 or 10

  • @ImaginaryKiddo
    @ImaginaryKiddo Před 2 lety +8

    NZ isn't picture perfect as its made out in the media.This week alone has been like the Wild West..

  • @abhijitpadalkar7101
    @abhijitpadalkar7101 Před 2 lety +10

    She bought them back and funded the gangs with money and arms !!

    • @niamh3610
      @niamh3610 Před 2 lety

      THANK YOU

    • @roycasey6899
      @roycasey6899 Před rokem

      @@niamh3610 She used the gangs money to rehabilitate them OK

  • @CarlosOchoa1
    @CarlosOchoa1 Před 2 lety +79

    It’s because of the electoral system. New Zealand has a proportional representation system and the United States has a winner take all first past the post system. Our government is not reflective of the voters at all. Electoral systems have consequences.

    • @bobbobbington3615
      @bobbobbington3615 Před 2 lety

      To keep us from becoming the United States of Texas, California, and New York. Thank God!

    • @CarlosOchoa1
      @CarlosOchoa1 Před 2 lety

      @@bobbobbington3615 it’s for tyrants to enslave free people. It’s time to embrace liberation through electoral reform. It’s time to be free.

    • @bobbobbington3615
      @bobbobbington3615 Před 2 lety

      @@CarlosOchoa1 And in exchange 47 States become enslaved to Texas, California, and New York... no thanks. I'm not going to be enslaved by the tyranny of the mob.

    • @CarlosOchoa1
      @CarlosOchoa1 Před 2 lety

      @@bobbobbington3615 Glad we agree! The mob that tried to overthrow the People’s House should never rule! We probably also agree that those folks should have their own political party. That way they can be politically isolated and exposed as the nazis that they are.

    • @bobbobbington3615
      @bobbobbington3615 Před 2 lety

      @@CarlosOchoa1 Riiiight... I'll just ignore the MONTHS upon MONTHS of rioting, looting, arson, 25 dead, $2 billion in damages, and hundreds of injuries, and the violence that occurs everyday in Liberal cities... from the very mob you think should have power. Adorable. A bunch of hillbillies in the Capitol vs the endless death and destruction from you... choices, choices.

  • @PixelMurder
    @PixelMurder Před 2 lety +1166

    This woman would make any country great again. She's a role model for a leader.

    • @QuietLionGaming
      @QuietLionGaming Před 2 lety +45

      She makes me want to move to New Zealand.

    • @shervinnasrin
      @shervinnasrin Před 2 lety +46

      the economy's terrible rn in nz, house prices are ridiculous and a very simple basic grocery purchase would set you back $50. This country has lots of flaws too

    • @thomascattington1660
      @thomascattington1660 Před 2 lety +23

      @@shervinnasrin I don't know where you live but the local prices have gone insane.

    • @TheMelancholicWriter
      @TheMelancholicWriter Před 2 lety +50

      @@shervinnasrin Sure, but that’s not her fault. That’s just a symptom of a global pandemic and how it’s impacted supply lines, manufacturing, and all industries. Not to mention the economic and resource consequence of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine.

    • @nerffej
      @nerffej Před 2 lety +58

      @@shervinnasrin wow the economy is doing what it's doing everywhere else in the world. It's almost like housing prices and grocery prices aren't related to your elected officials.

  • @rickiek
    @rickiek Před 2 lety +90

    "Come back and make us whole again" - could there be a more beautiful way to welcome someone!

    • @feralstryke
      @feralstryke Před 2 lety +2

      Yeah it would be if it wasnt so disingenuous.

    • @jaimel88
      @jaimel88 Před 2 lety +2

      @@feralstryke so you're saying NZD doesn't actually want tourists and visitors to come back?

    • @feralstryke
      @feralstryke Před 2 lety

      @@jaimel88 no dont put words in my mouth. Jacinda doesnt want tourist and visitors she could care less. If it was up to her she'd have new zealanders in lockdown forever.

    • @jaimel88
      @jaimel88 Před 2 lety +1

      @@feralstryke source? It sure seems (like the country's actual policy) that she wants them all back.

    • @feralstryke
      @feralstryke Před 2 lety +2

      @@jaimel88 she just seems like shes acting to me. She and Colbert joked about covid like it was nothing. If you want to believe she has good intent that's your prerogative. I'll remain skeptical.

  • @ProgrammedForDamage
    @ProgrammedForDamage Před 2 lety +175

    When COVID first hit Australia and New Zealand, I remember laughing at my colleague in NZ when he told me they were going into a two week heavy lockdown right off the bat, while we in Australia we having mild restrictions. Boy did he get the last laugh. We were having months after month of rolling lockdown, while he was enjoying New Zealand's great outdoors.

    • @feralstryke
      @feralstryke Před 2 lety

      It's an illusion buddy. We had lockdowns, masking, vaccination here in Canada yet the cases kept rising. Sure you could say it was a fringe few who were spreading it but it was highly sus when 90% were vaccinated yet we had double the case count as the year before.

    • @davespanksalot8413
      @davespanksalot8413 Před 2 lety +3

      It's not a race mate... 🤣 so glad the liar from the shire is no longer in charge 🙏

    • @MrPuketiro
      @MrPuketiro Před 2 lety +4

      And there still locked down…Auckland airport is a disgrace was there in May 2022 and May 2021 almost a year to the day.. everything closed what a joke compared to Australia

    • @davespanksalot8413
      @davespanksalot8413 Před 2 lety +5

      @@MrPuketiro Auckland airport compared to the whole of Australia? Just the airport probably still outperformed us under the leadership of the infamous Scott Morrison....

    • @Mr.BobsDog
      @Mr.BobsDog Před 2 lety +3

      @@davespanksalot8413 yes, Scotty from Marketing is gone.

  • @susannjarvis5587
    @susannjarvis5587 Před 2 lety +231

    What an amazing leader. And a mother, too. To all those American women (the embarrassing and ignorant ones) who have said women can't lead (you know who you are) bow your heads in shame. She helps prove the falsehood of your claims.

    • @drewlovelyhell4892
      @drewlovelyhell4892 Před 2 lety +8

      And we've had a few female Prime Ministers too (Jenny Shipley and Helen Clark).
      And we were the first country in modern times to give women the vote.

    • @greent16
      @greent16 Před 2 lety

      The idiots who say that fail to realize that there have been amazing female leaders. From Queen Elizabeth 1 to the last Queen of Hawaii to Jacinta Ardern to Merkel to the leader of taiwan

    • @VTR1997
      @VTR1997 Před 2 lety +3

      Jacinda is a dude!

    • @jandrews6254
      @jandrews6254 Před 2 lety +16

      @@VTR1997 no thank you, she’s an intelligent woman not a “dude”. Please don’t insult her.

    • @voulafisentzidis8830
      @voulafisentzidis8830 Před 2 lety +12

      Helen Clark was the first 'elected' female Prime Minister in New Zealand and Jacinda Adern is the second. Jenny Shipley inherited the position but wasn't voted in.
      In my view Helen and Jacinda are the best PM's we've had in recent history.

  • @narelle-creative-arts
    @narelle-creative-arts Před 2 lety +805

    As an Australian I feel so proud of Jacinda and NZ…I’m so grateful we took the action against gun control after the Port Arthur tragedy in 1996. …my thoughts are with the victims and families of the latest shooting..another tragedy that should never ever have happened.

    • @RevYars
      @RevYars Před 2 lety +19

      I'm another Aussie who thinks Jacinda is awesome. And whilst I despise Johnny Howard for many of the things he has done, the gun buyback he supported worked to drive down gun deaths.

    • @vickigreen9545
      @vickigreen9545 Před 2 lety

      @@RevYars yes we literally saw the gun deaths dive deep down to near zero after that, and most of those gun deaths reduced has been suicides

    • @randybernhard8437
      @randybernhard8437 Před 2 lety +11

      And we see how well that worked out for Australia...gun violence went down, yes, but rape, robbery, murder assault, violent crime in general all skyrocketed, and on top of that, you guys still got another mass shooting. It literally does nothing but disarm good people. Do you seriously believe you can magically legislate evil hate from a man's heart? Do you seriously think you can magically make every criminal follow the law and not get or make their own gun, especially on a place like America which has more guns than people? You are very naive with no real world experience and just parrot whatever you hear on the media. We don't hide and pretend evil doesn't exist, we do something to prepare against it. Event year 30,000 lives are taken from gun violence, suicide and justified shootings included, on the LOWEST end estimate, 500,000 lives are saved every year directly due to firearms. It isn't even close. You aren't in the business in public safety, so don't lie to us, you are in the business of disarming your public. If you truly wanted to save lives you would advocate for concealed carry, because it is much easier and realistic to arm everyone than to disarm everyone.

    • @nutshell1127
      @nutshell1127 Před 2 lety +5

      You have elected the best politician in the world

    • @Darfaultner
      @Darfaultner Před 2 lety

      @@randybernhard8437 I don't know where you get your information from, but I live in Australia, and we don't live in fear of violence whatsoever. I can walk anywhere at night by myself with no fear of violence. And our kids can go to school without fear. We are disarmed and we wouldn't have it any other way. It is realistic, it happened, and it's awesome, and you are living in a world of lies and violence, bought by lobbyists, and you're too dumb to realise you are being lied to.

  • @daxfreeman208
    @daxfreeman208 Před 2 lety +3

    Day she did this interview was 7 gang shootings in our largest city.

  • @sarahscott5305
    @sarahscott5305 Před 2 lety +15

    Random Trivia: There are more people subscribed to this channel than there are New Zealanders in the world.

    • @Roflcrabs
      @Roflcrabs Před 2 lety +2

      God that's depressing.

    • @RonSafreed
      @RonSafreed Před rokem

      In 1774 England banned guns/gunpowder in the 13 American colonies!! Attempted gun confiscation on April 19 1775 by 8-900 English soldiers in the colony of Mass. started that 8 year war for independence & England almost won that war in 1783!! BTE in colonial America 1607-1776, there were 'temporary gun confiscations' & the guns were stored in gunpowder houses built away from urban areas!!

  • @raeelsley2984
    @raeelsley2984 Před 2 lety +1164

    She’s not just the prime minister of NZ ,she’s also the gateway for vulnerable people of the pacific,her actions protect a space larger than any other on this planet.

    • @Hurricayne92
      @Hurricayne92 Před 2 lety +40

      I cant wait for her and Albo the catch up, they will be a power pair of the Pacific hopefully.

    • @Dave-xb3xe
      @Dave-xb3xe Před 2 lety +30

      You're confusing her with Aquaman...

    • @raeelsley2984
      @raeelsley2984 Před 2 lety +7

      @@Hurricayne92 oh god I hope so

    • @bleuyeauxdjavul6407
      @bleuyeauxdjavul6407 Před 2 lety +1

      Good point!!! 💯✌️❤️🇦🇺

    • @anna-zs3oy
      @anna-zs3oy Před 2 lety +9

      @@rhettsycoplando4064 came here to say exactly the same thing.

  • @jojojonnell7626
    @jojojonnell7626 Před 2 lety +190

    I live in Australia. Im 59 years old and have never even seen a gun in my lifetime accept the ones police carry!! My heart breaks for all the young beautiful and innocent children that are literally gunned down on a weekly basis in America. Shame on you all..

    • @hernanmunozratto5899
      @hernanmunozratto5899 Před 2 lety +9

      @ABC123 I hope it’s a joke question

    • @marjan8888
      @marjan8888 Před 2 lety +3

      @ABC123 are you serious?

    • @keepitreal2902
      @keepitreal2902 Před 2 lety +15

      @ABC123 Use of force is still occasionally necessary, and policing can be a dangerous job if interacting with violent criminals. In Australia, if a cop uses a gun it is national news it is so rare.

    • @marjan8888
      @marjan8888 Před 2 lety +9

      @@rowanscott915 because my job isn’t dangerous and theirs is.Police are officers of the law and there job is generally taking on people that are breaking it and thus need protection .Simple really.

    • @bobbobbington3615
      @bobbobbington3615 Před 2 lety

      Your country also interned people in camps for covid, despite a 99.9% survival rate.

  • @consumebeef5900
    @consumebeef5900 Před rokem +5

    You can’t “buy them back” if you’ve never owned them in the first place

    • @glastonbury4304
      @glastonbury4304 Před rokem

      You know what she means you basement troll ...lol...now go and eat your pop tart and be quiet and let the grown ups speak...👍😉

    • @peterkotara
      @peterkotara Před rokem

      No you can't, but people did.

    • @andymack75
      @andymack75 Před rokem

      Look out, "consume beef" has it all worked out..... Clever bollocks.

    • @consumebeef5900
      @consumebeef5900 Před rokem

      @@andymack75 I know you’re being sarcastic but this is not an unimportant detail that can be ignored. The politicians use very specific language like “buyback” because confiscation has a negative tone to it, even though what they’re doing is an obvious confiscation.

    • @andymack75
      @andymack75 Před rokem

      @@consumebeef5900 Tell me more. I just happen to live in a country where this happened, and understand it quite well. PS: we dont have mass shootings here.....

  • @mjm.9082
    @mjm.9082 Před 2 lety +122

    "We saw something that wasn't right and acted on it." Bravo!

    • @antiv
      @antiv Před 2 lety +1

      How radical innit… 🤔

    • @rickferguson6794
      @rickferguson6794 Před 2 lety

      Now gun crimes are the worst ever...that's great innit

    • @rickferguson6794
      @rickferguson6794 Před 2 lety +2

      @@the56blitz depends on what you class as a mass shooting...aramoana and raurimu were mass shootings also

    • @the56blitz
      @the56blitz Před 2 lety +1

      @@rickferguson6794 Your absolutely right. I've removed my statement.

    • @rickferguson6794
      @rickferguson6794 Před 2 lety

      @@the56blitz why..you were right jacinda has made it worse..there's shooting every night now

  • @sweepingtime
    @sweepingtime Před 2 lety +111

    I remember when she fetched Stephen at the airport and drove him to the Shire. Pity her trip to the US couldn't be under happier circumstances.

    • @Brucemcleod2345
      @Brucemcleod2345 Před 2 lety

      What a joke she is. Meanwhile back here in NZ was a spate of shootings, ram raids and violence. Our useless government and weak police do nothing while Chairman Arden preaches to the world. Pathetic

    • @janealder4877
      @janealder4877 Před 2 lety +4

      Me too, and a sausage sizzle lunch in her back yard cooked by her supportive partner. She is very down to earth.

    • @Brucemcleod2345
      @Brucemcleod2345 Před 2 lety

      @@janealder4877 She would not hold one now - Auckland was rocked by five shootings, including four in one hour in the past 24 hours. Fifteen to 20 ram raids are being reported each week across the country by members of the Dairy and Business Owners Group. Yet useless Jacinda is over there gloating like usual in her smug woke bubble with her elites. Please stay in the USA

    • @thomasbecker9676
      @thomasbecker9676 Před 2 lety +3

      @@janealder4877 Or, being a politician, wants people to believe that.

    • @Emily-pk9bd
      @Emily-pk9bd Před 2 lety

      She is a communist. She is using your tragedy to gaslight and manipulate you. She does not give a damn about those kids. She wants the guns so her evil communist, CHINESE government can control the people. Yeah, we are becoming more and more like China every day here in New Zealand. She is a narcisist and a gaslighter. She hates you. Do not be fooled by the pretty smile. She is a tyrant that must be stopped.

  • @Valdagast
    @Valdagast Před 2 lety +1339

    Interesting to see a politician who actually works for her people.

    • @johanneshjortshj8646
      @johanneshjortshj8646 Před 2 lety +28

      A unicorn if ever there was one.

    • @democlips1
      @democlips1 Před 2 lety +20

      Refreshing, isn’t it?

    • @thejollyfrog2791
      @thejollyfrog2791 Před 2 lety +19

      Yes an novel concept in amerikkka it would seem

    • @jhonshephard921
      @jhonshephard921 Před 2 lety +14

      that's literally the only thing they are elected to do. I hope when new ones join a government, in any country, that is first and foremost on their mind.
      I am an immigrant and I hope to join the US government as a progressive when I get my citizenship.

    • @jakelong6473
      @jakelong6473 Před 2 lety +19

      By works for her people i assume you mean treats them like slave

  • @manu3281
    @manu3281 Před rokem +3

    If you are unable too pick out a psychopath then it is most likely you will 💀 at the hands of one

  • @barbarajackhobart3531
    @barbarajackhobart3531 Před 2 lety +79

    I lived in New Zealand for eight and a half months. Wonderful country. Amazing wildlife

    • @chriscoughey2263
      @chriscoughey2263 Před 2 lety +8

      I live in New Zealand and I would consider it great if it were not for having Ardern.

    • @mcihs2
      @mcihs2 Před 2 lety

      The problem on planet Earth is not the wildlife!!

    • @tonymartinis2956
      @tonymartinis2956 Před rokem +2

      adern the devil

  • @te4186
    @te4186 Před 2 lety +718

    OMG does the world need more normal women in positions of power !! Jacinda Ardern is wonderful in the fact that she is so down to earth and natural. Honest, empathetic, observant and smart. Everything that the American GOP party is NOT currently....

    • @rightchordleadership
      @rightchordleadership Před 2 lety +4

      Well said

    • @OrigamiMarie
      @OrigamiMarie Před 2 lety +23

      I love that she acknowledged the emotional difficulty of doing what turned out to be exactly the right thing.

    • @merlands1
      @merlands1 Před 2 lety +5

      You must mean the American Democrat Party Cupcake....

    • @paulroberts4672
      @paulroberts4672 Před 2 lety +9

      Are you on drugs???🤔🤔🤔

    • @SamuelFister
      @SamuelFister Před 2 lety +5

      @@merlands1 Both. You're BOTH right.

  • @masterofdesaster8
    @masterofdesaster8 Před 2 lety +253

    "I won't sit here and say that our system is perfect." That might contribute to the system being able to move forward with such a policy. As a European I don't see the majority of US citizens subscribe to such a sentiment.

    • @jessicaandersson4313
      @jessicaandersson4313 Před 2 lety +22

      True, they usually use "If you don't like it, you can move..." instead.

    • @lapislazarus8899
      @lapislazarus8899 Před 2 lety +25

      It's so idiotic that US citizens go stomping around hollering, "We're number one!"
      No.
      No, just, no.

    • @EncourageSquirt
      @EncourageSquirt Před 2 lety +9

      That's because Jesus personally tells us that we're perfect and the best ever. Haha, just kidding but also kind of not.

    • @patkennedy2620
      @patkennedy2620 Před 2 lety +3

      @@jessicaandersson4313 Yes, because they can’t or won’t talk or debate. It’s the cowardly way out, just shut down the discussion

    • @jessicaandersson4313
      @jessicaandersson4313 Před 2 lety +5

      @@patkennedy2620 In some cases yes, but I mostly get the impression they are true believers. They think the sloganr they use like "America is the greatest country in the world" etc are true and the US doen't have to do anything to improve cause it's already at its pinnacle.

  • @dmarch8587
    @dmarch8587 Před 2 lety +4

    selling NZ to the WEF

  • @jessejules2092
    @jessejules2092 Před rokem +9

    My husband to be arrived in NZ on nearly the last plane in from the USA on the evening of the boarders being closed for Covid 19. He got an automatic extended visitors visa to stay in lockdown with me for 5 months 😀. We got married as isolation rules were beginning to lift.

  • @jamesscanlan6240
    @jamesscanlan6240 Před 2 lety +66

    See America? This is what politicians are supposed to be like, responding to the needs of the people and not the desires of lobbyists.

    • @professionaljugalo
      @professionaljugalo Před 2 lety

      I am a law abiding citizen not lobbist. You can only disarm the good guys. That's what the government wants, scared, weak and controlable citizens.

    • @c6q3a24
      @c6q3a24 Před 2 lety

      Extreme authoritarians that attack law abiding citizens for the failures of law enforcement, and firearms regulators?

    • @ziddyf2635
      @ziddyf2635 Před 2 lety

      As a us resident I need guns to keep my country and myself safe end of story

    • @DK-tz5xe
      @DK-tz5xe Před 2 lety +1

      @@ziddyf2635 why do you feel unsafe?

    • @jamesscanlan6240
      @jamesscanlan6240 Před 2 lety

      @@ziddyf2635 212 mass shootings in a year, an average of four per week. Oh yes, you're keeping the country very safe.

  • @keithwright8626
    @keithwright8626 Před 2 lety +60

    Scotland here. 1996, Dunblane, 16 children and a teacher killed. We tightened our already tight gun ownership laws. Nothing similar has happened since. Just saying.

    • @fastnbulbouss
      @fastnbulbouss Před 2 lety +2

      And if my memory is still good, Andy Murray (the tennis player) was attending school there....on that horrible day.

    • @iv2sab512
      @iv2sab512 Před 2 lety

      Kudos to Scotland for facing the problem and doing the right thing.

    • @evaadams8298
      @evaadams8298 Před 2 lety +3

      Same in Australia many years ago and our PM did the buy back scheme.

    • @ryanm4319
      @ryanm4319 Před 2 lety +1

      @@fastnbulbouss and his brother

    • @suehowie152
      @suehowie152 Před 2 lety +2

      It's how civilized countries honour our dead and do our best to not allow it again..

  • @dampaul13
    @dampaul13 Před 2 lety +101

    Someone asked a prominent New Zealander why they didn't seem to have the same number of right-wing issues that countries like the US were having. The answer was along the lines of, "We haven't allowed Murdoch to get a foothold in this country."
    I think lots of people from the UK, USA, and Australia would agree.

    • @DougieFrank
      @DougieFrank Před 2 lety +5

      Good comment. I agree 100%

    • @madyjules06
      @madyjules06 Před 2 lety +13

      Your comment really brings home the disturbing fact -> how much malignant influence one billionaire could have in multiple countries
      it’s both hard to fathom & deeply disturbing

    • @chevizak6945
      @chevizak6945 Před 2 lety +13

      Well here in New Zealand we've seen her true colors and we all, fell for this act. The smile, the beautifully articulated answers, she smiles and screws he face with every second word.
      My God if only it held up in her actions and delivering in the 1000 things she has promised in her time as NZs leader, it goes to show identity politics and good presentation gets you far, but career politicians have shown and Jacinda Ardern is used as a prime example, that they will always fail miserably and inevitably end up two face with no substance and not a single shred of responsibility. Never mind the big things, for me it's the absolute smallest most irrelevant things that you think she should be able to say I was wrong. But no absolutely not no accountability at all. She's pathetic, after seeing this you know these career politicians really are all the same. Get of your ass and stop relying on what people say and instead on what people DO.

    • @dampaul13
      @dampaul13 Před 2 lety

      ​@@chevizak6945 Cool!

    • @dampaul13
      @dampaul13 Před 2 lety +4

      @@madyjules06 Yeah, when I heard the comment, it really brought home the influence one person can have.
      I've always known that Murdoch was a cancer on society but I didn't appreciate just how localised his effects could be.
      I'm sure there are other social aspects of why one country might be more affected, but it makes you think.
      It's a shame, that his mother, Dame Elizabeth, was a lovely, kind-hearted woman. She would be ashamed of his actions and his impact on the world.

  • @joeyli1267
    @joeyli1267 Před rokem +3

    The current NZ PM is a good actress

  • @andr3wbrowyn
    @andr3wbrowyn Před 2 lety +442

    It's amazing to see genuine, articulate, caring, and competent leadership. It's refreshing to know that somewhere in the world is doing it right.

    • @Sweet.Mother.of.Cheesus
      @Sweet.Mother.of.Cheesus Před 2 lety +29

      you guys actually do have genuine, articulate, caring, and competent leaders. unfortunately you guys keep voting in droves for the other ones.

    • @vladimirsbitnev9122
      @vladimirsbitnev9122 Před 2 lety +30

      Yeah yeah. Until she's your PM and you see the devil in sheep clothing

    • @louisemunro442
      @louisemunro442 Před 2 lety +6

      @@vladimirsbitnev9122 exactly..

    • @VanillaBerryx0
      @VanillaBerryx0 Před 2 lety +1

      @@vladimirsbitnev9122 yeah unfortunately I use to like Jacinda but not anymore she’s just full of 💩

    • @bonnyweed3284
      @bonnyweed3284 Před 2 lety +2

      Stop glamorizing this woman , shes evil full stop

  • @chainclaw07
    @chainclaw07 Před 2 lety +133

    That's ACTUALLY true - they said never again and America does not say that.

    • @fifermcgee5971
      @fifermcgee5971 Před 2 lety

      America remains silent.

    • @srivster13
      @srivster13 Před 2 lety

      Because Americians know better than to hand over there right nz sucks

    • @tevitasila1427
      @tevitasila1427 Před 2 lety

      Yet we've had several gang shootings in my area in the last month. don't believe everything you see online, she's as fake as any other politician.

    • @jaimel88
      @jaimel88 Před 2 lety +2

      Well, nah, 'Murrica says " never again" all the time - problem is that they always elect people who don't actually believe or work toward that. NRA money and votes are too valuable, you see ...

    • @chainclaw07
      @chainclaw07 Před 2 lety

      @@jaimel88 so effectively -- they ACT as if they don't mean "Never again".

  • @DavidBainGaming
    @DavidBainGaming Před 2 lety +10

    Ironically, gun violence in NZ is on the rise, and the very night Ardern was talking about this, there were 7 shootings in Auckland, and another 2 two nights later.
    The gun buyback was a complete waste of money as we don't have a gun register, so most people just didn't hand them in as the buyback prices were a joke. A $6000 Beretta shotgun would be bought back by the government for less than $3000.

    • @westsideAUKILANI
      @westsideAUKILANI Před 2 lety

      And white supremacy activity is also slowly on the rise after study suggests they are emboldened by what's happening in America. Do we have a white school/mass shooter coming to NZ again?

  • @darthdias
    @darthdias Před 2 lety +3

    #1 it's an Island #2 it's gonna be interesting when government goes full tyrannical and decides that some citizens are not really worthy of having rights. Good luck then, children.

  • @raigheb9306
    @raigheb9306 Před 2 lety +1215

    Imagine having a president that works for her people and who's willing to make hard decisions. Thats the dream.

    • @villanessa
      @villanessa Před 2 lety +96

      Yeah but people also cooperate. Americans just don't give a crap about each other

    • @astilealavatica1404
      @astilealavatica1404 Před 2 lety

      We can hope.
      Humans need to stop infighting long enough to topple our oppressors
      Mitch McConnell is Emperor Palpatine
      Some of you will die, but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make! - Lord Trump
      @Justin Y. Trump is evil. He ignored this virus until he couldn't ignore it...the steps taken have been deliberately slow to contain this virus, as the government has made huge financial gains in allowing particularly older, retired people to die...no more pay outs each month...voting, if still valid in this country...is our only peaceful, legal recourse...voting 3rd party is the ONLY WAY to get real humans in power, rather than dynasty families and career politicians. When we realize the 2 parties we are divided over LOVE the division among us...then and only then may America be great again...
      @Justin Y. Lack of knowledge of the deep state? I just accused our government of mass murder...I understand deep state...fact that you refuse to listen, only attack, says too much about you...clearly you haven't known hardship. Clearly none of this has impacted you negatively...you are part of the problem, offering zero solutions.
      @Justin Y. Calling me stupid really helps your case...Trump has very limited brain power, as evidenced by his rambling, generally repetitive, toddler talks...although most of us are sorely undereducated, Trump really amazes me every time i listen to his banter. Trump did not close the borders in time, many flights to the USA brought sick folk here. Action wasn't taken until very late February, and by then 15 confirmed cases were more than enough to basically allow what amounts to airborn, quickly lethal AIDS《why this? (Because this virus mutates too fast to create an effective vaccine, which may never get made), upon the world. This is dangerous because common behaviors of common folk, such as shoulder to shoulder events, shopping and sardine packed working conditions, helped this virus along...even as people died in China daily...America went forward 2 full months wothout any concerns...then...rather than force the hands of state officials, and put the population through a 2 month quarantine, we've been seeing states react, rather than prepare...and all at the natural stages this virus thrives on...complacency among enough of us to allow the spread to continue. You refusing to see this logic isn't a blight on my mental capacity, just proves you are as simple as our Lord Trump...and likely among those very few, who like many elites, don't even understand the plight of the masses, whom I speak for, in this contrived crisis...Trump is calm about the virus because he exists outside the bounds of common folk...Trump and other powerful people would never have to take the risk of infection seriously as they are all well protected by expendable servants or can at the least afford to continue living lavishly and distanced from peons such as myself. 9/11 was an inside job and this proves what I've feared since then...that the government can perform mass murder and the people will always just accept it, hire the next sociopath in line, whichever of the 2 evil divisionary parties they aspire to dwell in...
      Our educational system is archaic. We could be educating everyone from home...there are no valid excuses for our current broken schooling, and no teachers need lose jobs...as the internet is an amazing communication device...
      Taxes are broken. Your dollar earned gets hit so many times...and we all just accept that blindly.
      Medicine is broken. My grandmother died because her selfish daughter needed cable tv more than grandma needed diabetes medicine...and millions suffer from the inability to afford insulin, despite that drug initially starting out as a gift to humanity from a generous genius, privatized by evil and greed, priced beyond reality for most.
      Our 2 party system is designed to keep us bickering...division keeps us docile enough to accept our own government conspiring to murder us, with our acceptance. 3rd party candidates are generally real humans...that care about other humans, even, gasp, total strangers and foreigners...
      We are all on the same damn spaceship...Earth. I judge character...not race, not whatever religion folks are born into. I am old...I am tired of seeing disaster after disaster get slow attention from government, as poor people die in thousands due to delayed or nonexistent help.
      It's about time the many take control, with votes, to dethrone the sociopaths that control us, play games with our very lives...
      When there are only voluntary homeless, when the janitor is paid living wage, when a high school graduate can earn enough in food service, or retail, to support a modest home and essentials, while creating a nest egg...when veterans are given the same care as Congress, Senate and other positions of highest power, rather than left to suffer and die, when the lowest paying jobs are enough to survive on, then and only then, can America boast of being great...
      As it stands...I feel most of us are born into lies we have no control over...It's well orchestrated, as my points are made clear in every satirical broadcast about the plight of the expendable masses, world wide...
      Do I want peace, equity and kumbaya? Yeah...I do...are there sociopaths in power oppressing the common folk...yeah...there are...have good Democrats and Republicans existed? Yes...they get blocked by evil at every turn, often resigning due to unbeatable corruption. Do I pity the very people I label simple? You bet I do...I want this planet to be a better place for most...not some...for all...if ever possible...
      This covid virus isn't done. It mutates too fast to pin it down with a vaccine...and we haven't seen the end of it because we, as a planet, would have to agree on a few ground rules to consider being a functional society.
      That's my 2 cents...some of it...take it or leave it. Most of us just exist and watch, lazily, rather than get directly involved in change. @soaringvulture We don't seem to take note...we, the expendable masses, are being told to push through life ignoring this virus...it took ONE infection to start a Planet Wide Pandemic...and because we didn't quarantine from January 1st to February, we get to watch innocent and otherwise lives lost, daily...who are "we", in "we're in it together"? Certainly not the elite...they step on us to avoid harm...I'm furious with humanity as a whole...I'm furious we accept all this death and Trump's toddler talks...like a Ted talk without useful insight...
      Those of us suffering are many...while the privileged watch the show They created...when...when will the common folk unite against tyranny, through the only peaceful means we have...vote out career politicians and dynasty families in favor of fellow human beings, with consciousness and compassion for the lowest among us.
      We won't stop the cycle of abuse by trading Democrats and Republicans, two sides of the same evil, corrupt coin.
      Vote 3rd party...vote for real people, with flaws, that understand what struggle is...that have put time behind any of these so called essential, yet minimum wage jobs...
      This economy is screwed...always has been. The vast majority of work available is menial labor...food service, retail, janitors, grocers...a great many take their wages in government...which is far too big, complex and unsustainable...
      Until any job can offer a modest secure household, until the only homeless are those who volunteer to live "free"...until the pill giants are mandated to make life saving medicine reasonably priced...we are a selfish, horrid nation, divided by the very people that oppress us, yet too busy fighting amongst ourselves to take any useful action towards a better tomorrow for the MANY, not the FEW

    • @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491
      @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 Před 2 lety +6

      am tearing:
      our Purgatory-class planet has many areas becoming hellish. no need to. just our weakness greed and stupidity

    • @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491
      @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 Před 2 lety

      @@villanessa low level demons. animals DO NOT BEHAVE LIKE THESE LESS-THAN-RATS

    • @johncahill3644
      @johncahill3644 Před 2 lety

      @@villanessa Don’t confuse Americans with those strange animals who suck up to Trump and watch Right Wing hate media all day and night.

  • @rebrahim00
    @rebrahim00 Před 2 lety +1019

    “We saw something and it wasn’t right and we acted on it”. What a novel concept for US policymakers!

    • @cainabel2553
      @cainabel2553 Před 2 lety

      US = land of the free

    • @BigBirdy100
      @BigBirdy100 Před 2 lety +18

      I'll sum up the problem in the U.S. racism and religion.

    • @rickferguson6794
      @rickferguson6794 Před 2 lety +18

      Yup hammered law abiding gun owners and Noone else

    • @timcorcoran9786
      @timcorcoran9786 Před 2 lety +30

      And yet in the day or 2 leading up to her interview there was nine shooting incidents in Auckland . All that happened with our gun laws is that law abiding citizens had to turn in their guns and gangs seem to more heavily armed than ever before

    • @rickferguson6794
      @rickferguson6794 Před 2 lety +1

      @@timcorcoran9786 yup and if you didn't turn them in because they are deemed legal they are making it harder to keep them...let's see what happens to the country when they manage to ban all guns...they will be crying because introduced animals like deer,pigs and possums are decimating the place

  • @Doghealer528
    @Doghealer528 Před 2 lety +10

    what happend to the innocent ones is horrific. It's not sweet as pie here,The problem is gangs in NZ still have there guns, and a big govt payout to gangs as well,her politcs lately have disrespected my country's human rights!!!

  • @DimaRakesah
    @DimaRakesah Před 2 lety +86

    Imagine! Politicians who make decisions based on what is best for citizens. How novel!

    • @JADE.dragons
      @JADE.dragons Před 2 lety +3

      On money you mean

    • @JADE.dragons
      @JADE.dragons Před 2 lety +3

      He didn’t at all , he ruined our lives

    • @chevizak6945
      @chevizak6945 Před 2 lety +3

      Well here in New Zealand we've seen her true colors and we all, fell for this act. The smile, the beautifully articulated answers, she smiles and screws he face with every second word.
      My God if only it held up in her actions and delivering in the 1000 things she has promised in her time as NZs leader, it goes to show identity politics and good presentation gets you far, but career politicians have shown and Jacinda Ardern is used as a prime example, that they will always fail miserably and inevitably end up two face with no substance and not a single shred of responsibility. Never mind the big things, for me it's the absolute smallest most irrelevant things that you think she should be able to say I was wrong. But no absolutely not no accountability at all. She's pathetic, after seeing this you know these career politicians really are all the same. Get of your ass and stop relying on what people say and instead on what people DO.

    • @wagonmoundno.2396
      @wagonmoundno.2396 Před 2 lety +1

      @@chevizak6945 Mate given how many times you copied and pasted that answer surely you would have reread it and realised how dumb it sounds and fixed it up?

    • @chevizak6945
      @chevizak6945 Před 2 lety

      @@wagonmoundno.2396 well I try not to do things based off of a morons opinion. It really saves time I'm really not one to be listening to people who can't read. lol 😆 🤣

  • @BradSchmor
    @BradSchmor Před 2 lety +449

    It's nice to see a world leader who doesn't look like they belong in a nursing home or psychiatric facility.

    • @jandrews6254
      @jandrews6254 Před 2 lety

      Or who wants and needs viagra

    • @DracoReptoidsExposed
      @DracoReptoidsExposed Před 2 lety

      Except she's a commie

    • @lindaleelaw5277
      @lindaleelaw5277 Před 2 lety +9

      Nursing home how derogatory. Hes more independent then most men his age. I'm 74 and hella no

    • @johnross8667
      @johnross8667 Před 2 lety

      As a kiwi (New Zealander), figuratively speaking, she belongs to a nursing home or a psychiatric facility. They way she's been blowing our money through policy is appalling.

    • @FVWhimsy2010
      @FVWhimsy2010 Před 2 lety +15

      yeah....it was terrible with Trump's oft repeated, "person, woman, man, camera, tv..." What an embarrassment...

  • @GoingScuba
    @GoingScuba Před 2 lety +467

    Love seeing the audience giving her a standing ovation. She is such an outstanding human - I would have done the same if I were in the audience!!!!

    • @sandersson2813
      @sandersson2813 Před 2 lety

      Shes actually a pretty useless PM

    • @Brucemcleod2345
      @Brucemcleod2345 Před 2 lety

      What a joke she is. Meanwhile back here in NZ was a spate of shootings, ram raids and violence. Our useless government and weak police do nothing while Chairman Arden preaches to the world. Pathetic

    • @gregstephens361
      @gregstephens361 Před 2 lety +14

      She is an awesome politician ,and a wonderful human being ,and unusually in politics these days what you see is what you get ,a very genuine person

    • @lengray44
      @lengray44 Před 2 lety +7

      @jesse allen You have proof of that? Or you just just running your mouth?

    • @sonja5191
      @sonja5191 Před 2 lety

      @jesse allen Stop being a nob end. Semi automatic guns are NOT hunting rifles. Licensed hunters still have their rifles and registered sports shooters still have theirs.

  • @veonblanch2345
    @veonblanch2345 Před rokem +10

    As a kiwi I can say they dont talk about alot of stuff that goes on here because of her.
    Try searching up new zealandd mandate riots
    Or the song freedom over jacinda

  • @maximilianohernandezlopez3022

    Seems like everyone outside USA ( new Zealand, Australia,Canada,Germany, UK,etc) had more common sense and better laws that really protect citizens.

    • @chevizak6945
      @chevizak6945 Před 2 lety +1

      Well here in New Zealand we've seen her true colors and we all, fell for this act. The smile, the beautifully articulated answers, she smiles and screws he face with every second word.
      My God if only it held up in her actions and delivering in the 1000 things she has promised in her time as NZs leader, it goes to show identity politics and good presentation gets you far, but career politicians have shown and Jacinda Ardern is used as a prime example, that they will always fail miserably and inevitably end up two face with no substance and not a single shred of responsibility. Never mind the big things, for me it's the absolute smallest most irrelevant things that you think she should be able to say I was wrong. But no absolutely not no accountability at all. She's pathetic, after seeing this you know these career politicians really are all the same. Get of your ass and stop relying on what people say and instead on what people DO.

    • @andymack75
      @andymack75 Před rokem

      @@chevizak6945 Spoken like a true fascist.... Go away and get better "chev"

  • @lvmarv1
    @lvmarv1 Před 2 lety +509

    As a NZer who has voted for Jacinda (and who will again) it is heartening to read so many comments from other people not from NZ who see her the same as I do, a caring leader who is passionate about our country. As heartening as that is, it is equally saddening to know what her popularity is becoming at home, because people don't appreciate or understand the decisions she has had to make and some view her as dictatorial or a "communist". Personally I am thankful of her leadership through this time and looking at the political landscape here in NZ at the start of Covid and even now, there is no one else I would have wanted in charge guiding us through these times.

    • @JFDavis-lq1bp
      @JFDavis-lq1bp Před 2 lety +30

      Can America borrow her when you guys are done?

    • @dylanadams1455
      @dylanadams1455 Před 2 lety +31

      Can you imagine if Bridges or Crusher was in charge? "Open up the border! Won't someone think of the corporations?" Like Stephen said, the US would have had less than a tenth of the deaths comparatively. I know it has been really stressful on business owners, esp. Hospitality and Tourism, but anyone who is ungrateful needs to look at the global response and measure our success against other countries. No contest.

    • @kjones6185
      @kjones6185 Před 2 lety +6

      Agree 100%

    • @samnelson2343
      @samnelson2343 Před 2 lety

      Sadly there is a memo that seems to do the rounds for right wingers to share (let's call it an algorithm) that teaches spindoctors and media outlets how to portray somebody as, say, communist, which seems to have great effect in getting people to vote against their own best interests. (It was posited by George Monbiot should you care to look into the thing)

    • @drishe08
      @drishe08 Před 2 lety +4

      As an Indian...I love this women...she listens to her people thats what people want every politician

  • @saint6563
    @saint6563 Před 2 lety +94

    Putting people before politics.
    What a novel idea; US should try it!

    • @ClaymooreEOC
      @ClaymooreEOC Před 2 lety +2

      Here have a bri.... i mean some "lobbying money".

    • @leoneforte444
      @leoneforte444 Před 2 lety +3

      Don’t be fooled

    • @lawrencedoliveiro9104
      @lawrencedoliveiro9104 Před 2 lety

      Why shouldn’t politics be about people? Otherwise, what is it for?

    • @saint6563
      @saint6563 Před 2 lety

      @@lawrencedoliveiro9104
      "Corporations"!
      Duh.
      Lobbyists & Donors are usually the focus of both US Political Parties.

  • @2ndamendmentmf183
    @2ndamendmentmf183 Před rokem +4

    This aged like milk

  • @linkinross5279
    @linkinross5279 Před 2 lety +1

    Number 2 on trending, cheers Aunty Cindy

  • @pokiou
    @pokiou Před 2 lety +83

    This is what we did in Australia almost 40 years ago.. The gov bought them back and destroyed them.

    • @binkyonyx4050
      @binkyonyx4050 Před 2 lety +7

      More like 20 years ago.

    • @jwn741
      @jwn741 Před 2 lety

      yeah all 12 of you. grats.

    • @Brucemcleod2345
      @Brucemcleod2345 Před 2 lety +2

      What a joke she is. Meanwhile back here in NZ was a spate of shootings, ram raids and violence. Our useless government and weak police do nothing while Chairman Arden preaches to the world. Pathetic

    • @docken11
      @docken11 Před 2 lety +19

      @@jwn741 by 12 did you mean 25 million of us?

    • @robvangessel3766
      @robvangessel3766 Před 2 lety +12

      We're the only country in the world with this problem. Domestic mass shootings every year since 1999. According to the FBI definition, we already have more mass shootings than there are days in the year.

  • @terrynicholetti4090
    @terrynicholetti4090 Před 2 lety +483

    PM Ardern after one mass shooting in New Zealand: "When we saw something like that happen, everyone said 'Never again!' Then it was incombent on us as politicians to respond to that." Wouldn't that be amazing if we had enough republican senators willing to reject NRA/gun manufacturers money and DO THE RIGHT THING? Then their "thoughts and prayers" would really mean something.

    • @justsayin5609
      @justsayin5609 Před 2 lety +11

      ❣💝🏆Comment of the day, hands down, friend; hands down!

    • @suegibbons3831
      @suegibbons3831 Před 2 lety +4

      Keep your guns -

    • @suzanjurist2339
      @suzanjurist2339 Před 2 lety

      If only the NRA didn't own these politicians

    • @siquanwu3131
      @siquanwu3131 Před 2 lety +19

      Yeah, and Texas Governor and AG say: we need more guns and more training on how to fire a gun. What a joke these two clowns.

    • @chadm2343
      @chadm2343 Před 2 lety

      I don't think you understand reality. I hope you don't vote in American elections.

  • @geekvinos
    @geekvinos Před rokem +1

    Governments never go bad. There's never been any reason for any country to remove those in power.

  • @sebastienholmes548
    @sebastienholmes548 Před rokem +2

    For the record, the shooter want a knee-jerk reaction by the government.

  • @RankinMsP
    @RankinMsP Před 2 lety +42

    The only head of state I actually like. Thanks for keeping hope and democracy alive in the hearts of so many worldwide PM Arden. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿❤️❤️❤️

    • @PatThePerson
      @PatThePerson Před 2 lety

      She is a nazi and she must be impeached when republicans take the house and senate back

    • @RankinMsP
      @RankinMsP Před 2 lety +2

      @Richard Pierpoint in real terms she is. Lizzie is a figurehead

    • @RankinMsP
      @RankinMsP Před 2 lety

      @Richard Pierpoint 'best democracies? What does that even mean?
      Do I sense some jingoistic chauvinism creeping in? How are we defining 'best'?
      A simple 'well done Jacinda for being awesome" was too much for you? You had to find an argument where there wasn't one?
      What a great life you must have.

    • @johnstamos54288
      @johnstamos54288 Před 2 lety

      Democracy like forced medical experiments, sounds more like tyranny

    • @RankinMsP
      @RankinMsP Před 2 lety

      @@johnstamos54288 what on earth are you talking about?
      Actually, don't bother.

  • @kotahikainga4124
    @kotahikainga4124 Před 2 lety +266

    Absolutely love this woman, so thankful to have her as a leader during one of the most tumultuous times in recent history. She’s not perfect, nor is anyone, and we’re not the perfect country but she’s done a damn good job given the circumstances the last few years and she is classy, empathetic and kind. Glad she recognises there’s more work to do.

    • @Mark-ou6fv
      @Mark-ou6fv Před 2 lety

      Really? She ordered vaccines late after telling us we didn't need to rush to be vaccinated against covid. She's fkn useless.

    • @shanyewest958
      @shanyewest958 Před 2 lety +1

      Dk about that one chief

    • @tanyadixon8603
      @tanyadixon8603 Před 2 lety

      Agree

    • @niamh3610
      @niamh3610 Před 2 lety

      @Juragan Muda b r u h

  • @granickgrant.n2820
    @granickgrant.n2820 Před rokem +3

    Jacinda and family you are the most wonderful and helpful government that ever governed this country. From Grant and family.

  • @philipoconnor5865
    @philipoconnor5865 Před 2 lety +20

    I was genuinely surprised that New Zealand only inforced gun control/ banning in 2019. Australia has had this since 96

    • @margaretp1465
      @margaretp1465 Před 2 lety

      No government likes to ban things, but when an Australian murdered 51 people in Christchurch because he could get the weapons in NZ more easily than he could in Australia, it was a big wake up call. Maybe it takes a tragedy of such magnitude to stop the noise and get all a nation's politicians on the same side. Ardern was PM, but it should not be forgotten that all the opposition parties supported the change. Only one MP in the whole parliament voted against the bill.

    • @barbarajoybuchanan2799
      @barbarajoybuchanan2799 Před 2 lety

      They were banned long b4 2019. It wasonmy some that weren't that she thrn took in 2019 all planned to disarm EVERYONE except the drug dealers etc. I can't believe how ignorant and naive these comments are.

    • @sarahbaker6625
      @sarahbaker6625 Před 2 lety +4

      New Zealand has had strict gun laws for many years prior. To buy a firearm you need a license which involves backround checks, interviews and a visit to ensure you have a suitable locked safe to store it in. The 2019 ban extended these laws to ban several types of semiautomatic firearms.

    • @MikeB-gf6dj
      @MikeB-gf6dj Před 2 lety

      NZ Has always has strict gun controls. It was the Automatic and semi-automatics - many that has been imported by private individuals or gun clubs that got clamped down on. Not anyone can own a gun. Security checks and licencing is priority first before anyone can even own any type of gun, and those that don't get them confiscated and either destroyed or they need to get a licence to own operate and lock it away when not in use. No licence - no gun - that simple.

    • @RonSafreed
      @RonSafreed Před rokem

      @@sarahbaker6625 In 1774 England banned guns/gunpowder in the 13 American colonies!! attempted gun confiscation on April 19 1775 by 8-900 English soldiers in the colony of Mass. started that 8 year war for independence & England almost won that war in 1783!! BTW in colonial America 1607-1776, there were 'temporary gun confiscations' & the guns were stored in the gunpowder houses, built away from urban areas!!

  • @NeilJR
    @NeilJR Před 2 lety +30

    Australian here.
    What a class act she is.
    And since Saturday hopefully, with our doofus of a PM gone, the new one can emulate her.

    • @tonypegler9080
      @tonypegler9080 Před 2 lety +4

      Wouldn't it be fantastic if she was PM of Australia ?

    • @janealder4877
      @janealder4877 Před 2 lety +3

      Neil R Could not agree more. She’s amazing. Have high hopes for Prime Minister Albanese. I think he has the right stuff.

    • @bridiemcloughlin8326
      @bridiemcloughlin8326 Před 2 lety +2

      We're so happy over here. He's shaping up good so far! Bring back ANZAC pride! 🇳🇿🇦🇺

    • @lesleygault7152
      @lesleygault7152 Před 2 lety +1

      I hope so too🇦🇺

    • @Anne--Marie
      @Anne--Marie Před 2 lety

      Another difference between Australia and America is that Morrison will no longer have influence over your politics. Meanwhile, our orange asshat inserts himself into politics as much as possible and our media covers it. The biggest piece of garbage that you rid yourselves of has ruined our country with his faux news.

  • @Goatcha_M
    @Goatcha_M Před 2 lety +106

    Australia did the same thing after the Port Arthur Massacre back in '96, tightened licencing requirements and banned military weapons, and theres only been a handful of shootings since, unlike the US where there is several a week and a massacre ever month.
    Its said that in Australia we have a right Not to own a gun, a right in fact to walk the streets without fear.

    • @jimrogers2390
      @jimrogers2390 Před 2 lety +3

      Before Port Arthur there was never a big gun culture in Australia. There wasn't a gun problem anywhere near what America has. There were further restrictions in 96 but 99% of people living in the cities didn't carry guns that's the way things have been not because of new laws passed after Port Arthur.

    • @Winnie-2609
      @Winnie-2609 Před 2 lety +3

      To be fair to Australia they showed NZ the way to tackle the gun issue after the Port Arther tragedy. It took CHCH and the mosques, and a courageous, staunch woman to lead NZ and get that gun reform here. #ChurJacinda

    • @SafeTrucking
      @SafeTrucking Před 2 lety +2

      ​@@jimrogers2390 You could literally walk into Kmart and buy a gun and ammunition.There were several mass shootings in the lead up to Port Arthur. The problem was growing fast. I'm no fan of Howard, but the gun buyback was a very big contribution to Australian life.

    • @Goatcha_M
      @Goatcha_M Před 2 lety +1

      @@SafeTrucking Howard had no choice but to do something, practically the entire country was in agreement on the issue.
      Never knew you could buy guns in Kmart, must be a different state thing, I know Walmart in the US is happy to sell guns, while censoring Video Games like GTA, sigh.

    • @NuiYabuko
      @NuiYabuko Před 2 lety +1

      @@jimrogers2390 I think John Oliver or Samantha Bee did a piece on that topic where they interviewed former politicians whose careers ended thanks to voting for the bill. If it was so neglectable, why did that happen?

  • @TheKazragore
    @TheKazragore Před 2 lety +80

    "It got a little complicated there." Such a polite and diplomatic way of talking about the _absolute_ shitshow that was on display during the initial Delta and subsequent Omicron outbreaks by one particular state government and its adoption of the Beyblades tagline for its COVID policy...

    • @elizabethnowland
      @elizabethnowland Před 2 lety +1

      Amen.

    • @lauramason4403
      @lauramason4403 Před 2 lety +4

      My thoughts exactly - her politeness is infinite! Jacinda's such a refreshing departure from the crusty, white, old men who savour trash-talking each other and reciting their political agenda robotically in every interview they do. She has destroyed the prime minister rulebook and has done her job really well 🤠

  • @cachi-7878
    @cachi-7878 Před 2 lety +6

    Stephen, your questions are all legitimate and deserve an answer- Kiwis have common sense, it’s that simple. I love them and can’t wait to visit their stunning country.

  • @Lugalyn
    @Lugalyn Před 2 lety +15

    There's your motto America "Never Again!!" now everyone band together and make it happen!

    • @irishrover9332
      @irishrover9332 Před 2 lety

      Pipe Dream! Columbine happened in the 90s, Zero changes since. Real sad

    • @5rings16
      @5rings16 Před 2 lety

      The 2A is forever!!

  • @phyllisseidl9117
    @phyllisseidl9117 Před 2 lety +536

    Americans "Yea, but I like guns"
    Always refreshing to see a politician under the age of 80.

    • @melissasaint3283
      @melissasaint3283 Před 2 lety +27

      But New Zealanders kept guns. They just got rid of assault weapons

    • @martinrotvig
      @martinrotvig Před 2 lety +27

      @@melissasaint3283 and then look up what it requires to be able to own a weapon in New Zealand, then you’ll understand why it isn’t necessary to ban all.

    • @melissasaint3283
      @melissasaint3283 Před 2 lety +8

      @@martinrotvig Yes, I know. I just meant, it's not as if hunters could no longer hunt or people who collect antique firearm could no longer so that, provided they could prove they were trustworthy, stable, responsible and had a safe place to store them. It's not like the entire population of New Zealand has no guns....there's well over a million civilian-owned firearms there, even now.

    • @markhepworth7822
      @markhepworth7822 Před 2 lety +2

      @@melissasaint3283 Nobody is suggesting any of that.

    • @melissasaint3283
      @melissasaint3283 Před 2 lety +3

      @@markhepworth7822 i was responding to the Op's joke that americans would say, "but I like guns!"
      I don't think we'd ever have as restrictive a system as they have, even if we finally manage to have sensible gun control... but even if we did, they still have a heck of a lot of civilian guns☺️

  • @rickferguson6794
    @rickferguson6794 Před 2 lety +9

    Never mind the guns..looks like she just gave the governor of California covid hahahaha

    • @Certifiable
      @Certifiable Před 2 lety

      Yeah, because Trump is such a model.
      Oh wait, this says he GROPES TEEN MODELS. My bad.

    • @tevitasila1427
      @tevitasila1427 Před 2 lety +2

      @@Certifiable well that was random...

  • @MrMiratana
    @MrMiratana Před 2 lety +47

    Manaakitanga is from the Māori language meaning caring and hospitality (literally means "the power/integrity/reliability of one's word"). Fitting use by our PM as the Māori language is used to describe a lot of our shared cultural values in NZ. A touch of bicilturalism that is unique to Aotearoa.

    • @Roflcrabs
      @Roflcrabs Před 2 lety +2

      Pakeha alert

    • @CaliKiwi-
      @CaliKiwi- Před 2 lety

      Yeah blame the pakeha, everything is their fault.

    • @barbsmart7373
      @barbsmart7373 Před 2 lety

      That's correct.

    • @lol-nc3tz
      @lol-nc3tz Před 2 lety

      "unique to... where?"

    • @MrMiratana
      @MrMiratana Před 2 lety

      @@lol-nc3tz to where they have Google so that you can look it up dumbass

  • @thejollyfrog2791
    @thejollyfrog2791 Před 2 lety +70

    I’m an Australian but damn I love this woman she is a fantastic leader and an inspiration she is great

  • @miggyalejandro
    @miggyalejandro Před 2 lety +23

    Our Prime Minister is right, here in New Zealand, we simply refuse to let mass shootings should be a fact of life so we did something about it. When Parliament banned guns, there was uproar from a small minority of far-right people but the vast majority of the country was supportive of the new legislation.

    • @maigepresents5840
      @maigepresents5840 Před 2 lety +1

      They banned certain types of weapons, and I'm glad they did.

    • @Charlie-nc3cp
      @Charlie-nc3cp Před 2 lety +6

      9 gang shootings in 2 days
      New Zealand hasn't rid itself of a gun problem, a mass shooting is still very much possible with illegally acquired firearms. Don't act like illegal semi-auto AR-15's don't exist in New Zealand.
      You're lying to yourself if you think that Jacinda burning millions of our tax payer money in guns did anything that making the licensing process more stringent and adding a new class of license for semi-auto weapons wouldn't have done without wasting millions of dollars of materials and labour spent making those firearms.
      Whether you like guns or not, they were worth money. Money that ended up coming out of all New Zealanders pockets in the end to cover for the fact that she just destroyed them to make her point, instead of doing the grown up thing and selling them to a country that could use them if she didn't want them here.
      It's essentially the difference between the kid that goes and puts all his old clothes in the clothing bins or gives them to his poor friend or the hospice shop to resell, versus the kid that has a poor friend with ripped clothes and still throws his old clothes straight in the bin. Ignorant and selfish.

    • @Spykdwthpain
      @Spykdwthpain Před 2 lety +1

      Try reading. Start with history.

    • @Lockdown335
      @Lockdown335 Před 2 lety

      "Small minority of far right" hahahahaha thats ignorant as fuck and a huge generalisation bro... You clearly dont live here or have friends who owned these guns.
      Im preeeeetty left and had of left friends who knew the buy back was poorly planned and executed. They ignored firearms owners comments and recommendations before, during and after this event. Her party also used cannabis reform for votes and gave us terrible hard-line options when it came to voting time resulting in us just keeping it illegal because it was full blown legalisation or nothing at all LOL but yeah we are so progressive......

    • @nikolaibarbarich7887
      @nikolaibarbarich7887 Před 2 lety

      bro, shes fulkl of crap. Gang shootings are so bad the major was on the news speaking about. Gang recruits are outnumbering the police recruits lol.

  • @RustyViewer
    @RustyViewer Před rokem +5

    The mosque shooter got his guns from a source outside New Zealand. The criminals will get the guns regardless. Gun control only makes the innocent defenceless but NZ doesn't have a constitution so that is how it was able to be done.

    • @kaiserkoko8734
      @kaiserkoko8734 Před rokem +1

      and now guncrime is worse and gangs are out of control

  • @darareachphon
    @darareachphon Před 9 dny

    They won't keep in's mind.

  • @warren52nz
    @warren52nz Před 2 lety +54

    As a New Zealander I can say we're very proud of our leader who handled the pandemic the right way.

    • @VanillaBerryx0
      @VanillaBerryx0 Před 2 lety +3

      As a New Zealander I can say that I’m not proud 🥱😌

    • @editor4578
      @editor4578 Před 2 lety

      @@VanillaBerryx0 you have nothing to be proud of.

    • @warren52nz
      @warren52nz Před 2 lety +1

      @@mdstate829 And saving our lives. As a matter of curiosity are you an Anti-Vaxxer too?

    • @warren52nz
      @warren52nz Před 2 lety +3

      @@VanillaBerryx0 Would you rather have had the pandemic "handled" like Trump did?

    • @VanillaBerryx0
      @VanillaBerryx0 Před 2 lety

      @@warren52nz no I dislike trump also I dislike all political leaders They made Covid in a lab because the whole purpose of it is that they want to kill us off

  • @clothilde1623
    @clothilde1623 Před 2 lety +40

    In the U.K. we did the same thing following the massacre in Dunblane, Scotland in 1996, when a man walked into a primary school and shot and killed 16 five- and six-year-old children and their teacher. That horror was enough for the private ownership of handguns to be almost entirely banned and I can’t remember anyone even objecting - small children being shot like fish in a barrel was simply too appalling for the whole nation. Since then we have had ONE mass shooting (in Cumbria, England in 2010 that left 12 dead) and ZERO mass school shootings. That’s one mass shooting in 26 YEARS.
    It CAN be done. No-one expects the US to ban firearms to that extent, but so many common sense measures can be taken to mitigate mass shooting atrocities, like banning semi-automatic weapons (as the U.K. did in the 1980s after a massacre in the town of Hungerford) and enforcing background checks. As Joe Biden said, “there are no deer in Kevlar vests” - that semi-automatic weapons are readily available is just madness, and that you can legally buy a semi-automatic weapon aged 18 when in some States you can’t even buy a beer until aged 21 is fucking INSANITY.

    • @joppek77
      @joppek77 Před 2 lety

      @@rowanscott915 Found the conservative gun nut. You guys are like mushrooms after rain. There is a HUGE difference between the carnage a mad man can inflict wielding a knife vs that of one wielding an AK. If the Uvalde gunman had been armed with a knife I bet you the police would have moved in immediately instead of waiting for reinforcements.

    • @desiree7633
      @desiree7633 Před 2 lety +5

      ​@@rowanscott915 The topic is about mass shootings and how children are murdered cause of Americans non existent gun laws not what aboutism

    • @phueal
      @phueal Před 2 lety

      @@rowanscott915 number of homicides with a gun in USA in 2021: ~20,000
      Number of all homicides in UK in 2021: ~600
      Adjusting for population, the US had nearly 7x more gun homicides per person than homicides with any weapon (or none) in the UK, including knives.
      One reason that “mass stabbings”, whatever those are, don’t worry me as a Brit is that (a) it’s much harder to kill someone with a knife than a gun, and (b) it’s much easier to flee from someone with a knife than a gun. If someone pulls a knife and starts attacking people, everyone scatters and they probably injure 2-3 people before either the police or a couple of bigger guys take them down with a bar stool and a pool cue (or a narwhal tusk).
      “Mass stabbings”…. You’re completely delusional.

    • @clothilde1623
      @clothilde1623 Před 2 lety +1

      @@rowanscott915 Lol, have you been sniffing glue or something? Where tf are you getting your ‘facts’, Truth Social? QAnon? You absolutely cannot legally buy pistols, explosives, grenades, automatic weapons etc “anytime, anywhere” 😂 That’s HILARIOUS.
      As for knife crime, yes it absolutely is a problem, mainly because you cannot easily buy a GUN. The difference is, sweetie, that it’s a helluva lot harder to get past a security guard and take out 19 children and two teachers with a knife than it is with a semi-automatic. Is that too complicated for you to understand?
      Again, ZERO mass school shootings here in the 26 years since private ownership of handguns was all but banned. ONE mass shooting (Cumbria, 2010), and that shook the nation. That’s with a population of nearly 70 million people.
      You lot have had 214 mass shootings THIS YEAR and it’s only fucking May! But sure, keep trying to deflect from your own horrendous record with our much better record. 😂

    • @Gangster88232
      @Gangster88232 Před rokem

      Liar, there was mass shooting in plymouth, last year.

  • @el7jake
    @el7jake Před 2 lety +47

    I wonder what would happen if just one--just one!--state enacted laws prohibiting the ownership and use of weapons designed for military use. Sometimes all it takes is one courageous group/person to step forward and do the right thing.

    • @efsbass
      @efsbass Před 2 lety

      You mean gun controlled cities like Chicago?

    • @zacknowles9711
      @zacknowles9711 Před 2 lety +7

      already happened. California and the city of Chicago, but yet they have high amounts of shootings.

    • @asskicknchickn
      @asskicknchickn Před 2 lety +1

      They have already enacted those laws.

    • @lyssadobbins7209
      @lyssadobbins7209 Před 2 lety +4

      Our military also uses pistols. Should we ban handguns bc the military has them? In fact, our 2nd amendment states that the people are to own anything the military owns so we can have a fair fight if they become tyrannical. Our 2nd amendment rights are already being broken and have been for many years.

    • @loganbaileysfunwithtrains606
      @loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 Před rokem +1

      Weapons designed for military use are just regular weapons the military adopted, there has never been a gun the US military has used that was invented solely for the military to use.

  • @julians472
    @julians472 Před 2 lety +3

    Please take her USA!What do you want?Beer?Wine?Just take Jacinda.Please.Put us out of our misery!

  • @oldfossil5898
    @oldfossil5898 Před 2 lety +93

    Attention Americans ... this is what a competent , moral , non corrupt , strong leader looks and sounds like and around the world there are many like her doing what they were elected to do ... govern for the people of their country .. novel concept hey

    • @sebatianalvarado7171
      @sebatianalvarado7171 Před 2 lety

      shes part of the clinton /obama cabal ... wef young leader ... past president of world youth socialist party and a wef /un puppet ... sovery corrupt .. stop believing the media 70% of nz cant dtand her ...

    • @warrenskill1487
      @warrenskill1487 Před 2 lety +6

      she is corrupt I live in new Zealand

    • @gregstephens361
      @gregstephens361 Před 2 lety

      @@rhettsycoplando4064 Buy a house like the rest of us nobody owes you a life or a roof over your head

    • @sophiaestella5611
      @sophiaestella5611 Před 2 lety +3

      @@warrenskill1487 Got anything like verifiable proof for your allegations ?

    • @suehowie152
      @suehowie152 Před 2 lety +1

      @@warrenskill1487 She is not..🙄

  • @hael8680
    @hael8680 Před 2 lety +378

    She is like a breath of fresh air in a world led by large corporations bought or corrupt politicians. She is the perfect example of what a population-elected politician ought to be. I hope all NZers are proud of her.

    • @Cryptoversity
      @Cryptoversity Před 2 lety

      Are you kidding? She was led by Pfizer and the WEF, we could not even return home for near 2 years, and now the stats show they just delayed the effects while destroying the economy. Now we have to continue to quantify the vaccine injured , but reporting is skewed and repressed.

    • @Roflcrabs
      @Roflcrabs Před 2 lety

      Try actually living here, she stinks. Ironically shootings are on the rise in major cities as our security and resources dwindle, illegal guns and drugs are making it here and gangs are thriving.

    • @HybridTheorykid1
      @HybridTheorykid1 Před 2 lety +1

      Shes like a.... Imagine you're taking a nice deep breath after sipping a ice cold beer.. then someone egg farts right in your nostrills.. THATS HER.

    • @hongkongfueynz3071
      @hongkongfueynz3071 Před 2 lety +9

      We sure are! There will always be haters, but I wouldn’t want to have anyone else leading us.

    • @majorpwner241
      @majorpwner241 Před 2 lety

      I'm sure all Nazis are very proud of her.

  • @EpicFishGamer
    @EpicFishGamer Před 2 lety +2

    As a New Zealander I dislike

  • @JustArkon
    @JustArkon Před 2 lety +131

    Watching this from the UK. The school shooting in USA was terrible, so very upsetting to hear about. Something needs to be done and NOW. Your guest, as always, a breath of fresh air. She's shown how it can be done. Obviously no Prime Minister or President is ever universally popular at home, but this lady is a great example of how to lead a country. I wish she were British, and running things here instead of the current bunch of lying self serving idiots. I genuinely hope that in the USA you can finally get some movement on the gun problem. That 'right to bear arms' stuff may have been fine in the Old West, not now.

    • @feralstryke
      @feralstryke Před 2 lety

      Well think about it this way. If you remove the right to own guns from the people. Sure you get rid of mass shootings however the government has all the weapons, imagine if a dictator was placed in power especially one with a crocodile smile... not good for the people at all.

    • @geofflepper3207
      @geofflepper3207 Před 2 lety

      Actually even in the old west when things were supposedly lawless there was no right to bear arms. Most of the towns had laws requiring anyone who had a gun to turn it over to an authority figure such as the sheriff or hotel manager as soon as they entered town.
      The idea that everybody was walking around all the time wearing a gun and a trove of extra bullets is just one of many false myths that Hollywood made up.
      Reportedly the famous shootout at the OK Corral was caused by some people breaking the law and walking around town wearing guns so clearly authorities took things very seriously when someone refused to obey the law to turn in their guns and tried to wear guns in town.

    • @tango6130
      @tango6130 Před 2 lety

      Shes a terrible prime minister. She said this same thing 2 years ago, and yet nothing has changed. We still have gun violence in nz

    • @billyblanksamericanflyer3100
      @billyblanksamericanflyer3100 Před 2 lety

      Keep your uk laws in the uk. We don’t want or need your input.

    • @lani6647
      @lani6647 Před 2 lety

      Your boy is trying to mitigate the 💩 storm around his drunKen parties, by shifting the focus to Ukraine

  • @austinbandy5818
    @austinbandy5818 Před 2 lety +186

    New Zealanders should feel very lucky to have this strong intelligent woman as their leader. I'm American and she makes even me feel proud. She is absolutely an inspiration in every way. Way to go New Zealand!

    • @mystikangelnz
      @mystikangelnz Před 2 lety

      Come to NZ and see how she has destroyed our country. She's not the amazing leader she is made out to be.

    • @voulafisentzidis8830
      @voulafisentzidis8830 Před 2 lety +21

      Believe me, we do. My fear is that people will vote her out at the next election due to short-term memory loss as, thanks to Covid, first mass shooting in 20 years, earthquakes, volcanic eruption, she's had much more to contend with than just running the country.

    • @VanillaBerryx0
      @VanillaBerryx0 Před 2 lety +4

      No

    • @VanillaBerryx0
      @VanillaBerryx0 Před 2 lety

      NZ is a sh”7h…Le atm shootings everywhere lmao 🤣

    • @matthewwatt7465
      @matthewwatt7465 Před 2 lety

      New Zealanders are thick af, they don't know a good leader when they see one

  • @Wha2les
    @Wha2les Před 2 lety +221

    When foreign leaders care more than your politicians...

    • @fastrotamazda713
      @fastrotamazda713 Před 2 lety +9

      Yip. In NZ we feel the same. Fake promises to please her next employer

    • @Spykdwthpain
      @Spykdwthpain Před 2 lety +4

      @@fastrotamazda713 💯

    • @Spykdwthpain
      @Spykdwthpain Před 2 lety

      She doesn't give a flying fuck. Wake up.

    • @bradenrodriguez5183
      @bradenrodriguez5183 Před 2 lety +7

      Don't buy into the hype. She's not well liked at all here.

    • @je-freenorman7787
      @je-freenorman7787 Před 2 lety +1

      Its all an Act
      They are conning you into your own slavery

  • @jakepeh6127
    @jakepeh6127 Před 2 lety +1

    Yes!!! Yeah!! Amen!!

    • @jakepeh6127
      @jakepeh6127 Před 2 lety

      She is such am amazing brilliant human being. A Great Leader.

  • @montesierra717
    @montesierra717 Před 2 lety +7

    Why can't we have someone like her governing this country?

    • @unclejoey5143
      @unclejoey5143 Před 2 lety +3

      trust me bro one good decision doesn't make up for all the other terrible failures she has made as pm.

    • @niamh3610
      @niamh3610 Před 2 lety

      Honestly, take her. The entire country hates her. She's terrible

    • @aaronjames5276
      @aaronjames5276 Před 2 lety

      The real reason? Because so few people even bother to vote in the first place. As long as hardly anyone bothers, we're going to continue to keep getting this sort of governance.
      And look at how many people who, even when they DO vote, end up voting completely against their own interests. It would be hilarious if it weren't so tragic.

    • @chevizak6945
      @chevizak6945 Před 2 lety

      Well here in New Zealand we've seen her true colors and we all, fell for this act. The smile, the beautifully articulated answers, she smiles and screws he face with every second word.
      My God if only it held up in her actions and delivering in the 1000 things she has promised in her time as NZs leader, it goes to show identity politics and good presentation gets you far, but career politicians have shown and Jacinda Ardern is used as a prime example, that they will always fail miserably and inevitably end up two face with no substance and not a single shred of responsibility. Never mind the big things, for me it's the absolute smallest most irrelevant things that you think she should be able to say I was wrong. But no absolutely not no accountability at all. She's pathetic, after seeing this you know these career politicians really are all the same. Get of your ass and stop relying on what people say and instead on what people DO.

    • @jamescurran6277
      @jamescurran6277 Před 7 měsíci

      ​@@aaronjames5276so democrats?

  • @AbbyJasmine-xu1kg
    @AbbyJasmine-xu1kg Před 2 lety +202

    That’s what courage looks like. You decide that a child’s right to safety in society and education is more important than your right to gun ownership.

    • @fastrotamazda713
      @fastrotamazda713 Před 2 lety +1

      Unless you live in NZ. Gun crime in gangs has gone through the roof. Her laws only made law abinding citizens hand in guns. We have never seen more gun violence. She has the lowest ratings now in NZ , because she doesn't do anything. Just all talk

    • @lxy315lxy
      @lxy315lxy Před 2 lety

      @@fastrotamazda713 Then how did she win the 2020 elections and form a supermajority government? Is your election rigged?

    • @fastrotamazda713
      @fastrotamazda713 Před 2 lety +2

      She introduced online gun ownership. The shooter used an online gamer as character reference. He was known in Australia as a threat. He slipped through so easily

    • @jaykay1053
      @jaykay1053 Před 2 lety +1

      Well said.

    • @criollitoification
      @criollitoification Před 2 lety +8

      @Fast Rota Mazda yes but at least there is some form of net, and Miss Ardern alluded to the fact that no system is perfect. Deviants will always find a way to circumvent a loophole until that loophole is closed. It is a cat and mouse paradigm.

  • @varphotography
    @varphotography Před 2 lety +238

    It is refreshing to see people respect facts to make decisions for the best intentions of the whole nation rather than just a select few lobbyist groups or powerful people.

    • @trentrockwell6598
      @trentrockwell6598 Před 2 lety

      You say that as if gun owners in America are a small group of people… It’s the majority of people, Guns are not the problem mental illness and lack of armed security at schools is the problem funny how it’s always the people in power who want to push to take your guns ever think to ask yourself why like when the Nazi’s went and disarmed countries and took them over…

    • @glynnellis6519
      @glynnellis6519 Před 2 lety +3

      A nation of sheep and added to that human sheep. Submit to the government. Subjects, not citizens…

    • @frederickleaupepe9162
      @frederickleaupepe9162 Před 2 lety +10

      @@glynnellis6519 uh sure Glynn whatever floats your boat. Personally as an actual person from New Zealand, I would rather live here than anywhere else 💁🏼‍♀️

    • @trentrockwell6598
      @trentrockwell6598 Před 2 lety +1

      @@glynnellis6519 Like a moth to a flame

    • @Spykdwthpain
      @Spykdwthpain Před 2 lety

      @@frederickleaupepe9162 agree but this government are fucking this country.

  • @sj_k4277
    @sj_k4277 Před rokem +2

    She doesn't wear that in new zealand 🤣🤣

  • @DougieFrank
    @DougieFrank Před 2 lety +3

    Look at the western countries with tougher gun regulation. (NZ, Australia, UK, European countries etc).
    They have hardly any mass shootings
    Then look at the USA that promotes guns ownership without regulation, where a child can legally get hold of an automatic assault rifle.
    Twenty states have minimum age laws ranging from 14 to 21, but in the remaining 30 states it’s legal for a child to possess an assault rifle.
    Its disgraceful that the spineless GOP dont want to change this. The GOP think its perfectly OK for a child to go & get an assault rifle.
    Need I say more...?

    • @caissa222
      @caissa222 Před 2 lety +1

      In Israel it's 27, unless a person has been in the army when it's 21 and they need a good reason.

    • @DougieFrank
      @DougieFrank Před 2 lety

      ​@@caissa222
      I didnt know that.
      Sounds like a pretty good law to me