Leave our Homes alone, the music video

Political parody regarding Sue Bradford's proposed ammendment to Section 59 of the Crimes Act, New Zealand, which will make any smacking of children by their parents a criminal offense

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Section
• 59
• fifty
• nine
• smacking
• sue
• bradford
• helen
• clark
• new
• zealand
• politics

[runningwithscisso]

No! it was:

Beat kids, then beat kids some more, a short brunch, more beating of kids, make 1st half of music video, break for a short beating, 2nd half of music video, finished of with one (beating) for the road.

Get it right

[runningwithscisso]

Dont you mean fundamentalist right Vs children

[runningwithscisso]

Yeah a punch through a phonebook doesnt even leave any bruises, also have a go with a sack full of oranges next time your 4 year old spills his drink -not even a mark

[nigkingoi]

lol this video is so hilariously bad.

[SlayerVII]

fuxing LOL!

[theboybiggles]

silvermonk: what a dodgy name. "Smackers" is not a word to be found in the English dictionary. And the kind of people who made this video would oppose any form of physical discipline that drew blood. What you speak of is madness.

[theboybiggles]

I've heard of it... But I can't say I remember it myself... It's pretty bad when The government won't listen, and then the opposition goes along with the government in disregarding the voice of the people.

The "ammendment" does nothing.

It's the people against Parliament now.

[Morgneto]

Hey, remember the time a majority of the country voted to reduce the number of MPs? The PM doesn't ;)

[theboybiggles]

Haha, see, you've got nothing to go on mate. 83% of Kiwis don't want this ridiculous legislation, is that hype? is 83 people in 100 "no substance"?

[Morgneto]

My contribution to this topic of no substance and all hype? No thanks.