Tamatha Paul Gives Shoplifting The Green Light

Green MP Tamatha Paul is giving shoplifting the green light as she opposes the Government’s plan to strengthen penalties, National Party Spokesperson for Justice Paul Goldsmith says.
“The Greens are singing from the same old song sheet, making excuses for anyone who attacks or steals from hard working New Zealanders.”
Yesterday Ms Paul said, “if people don’t have enough money to buy food, then they’re going to look towards shoplifting things.”
“That seems to be okay with her and the Green Party. Does Labour agree?” Mr Goldsmith says.
“Kiwis need to remember that Labour and the Greens joined forces to vote against tougher sentences for violent criminals, reinstating Three Strikes, banning gang patches and giving Police the power to conduct warrantless searches on gang members. We can only assume this week will be the status quo.
“This Government is making significant progress on restoring law and order. Violent crime is down and Kiwis can feel safer in their homes and communities. A Labour-Greens government would put all of that at risk.”
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