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Charlie Kirk Shooting: KiwiSaver CEO Discusses Free Speech Concerns

18 September 2025
in New Zealand
Charlie Kirk Shooting: KiwiSaver CEO Discusses Free Speech Concerns
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Outspoken Kiwi businessman Sam Stubbs expressed his anger over the opinions of US conservative Charlie Kirk, who recently passed away, emphasizing the importance of freedom of expression. While he acknowledged the need to mourn violence, Stubbs criticized Kirk as a “racist, sexist, and bigot,” and drew comparisons to the decline of free speech in 1930s Germany.

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