Disposable people. Sex slavery in New Zealand.

Disposable people. Sex slavery in New Zealand.

Its my body, it does not belong to the government, to rape, molester and use for sex tourism. No means no. No consent. Socialist sadists in government departments force women to have sex, against their will, with other people. Rape is called work, a service or a favour. Such is Socialist thinking. Sex slavery is rampant in New Zealand.

Hitler and Stalin were Socialists too. The police union is Socialist. They cover this fact up by calling it an Association. Those elected to government do nothing about this. They turn a blind eye. No laws againt sex slavery in New Zealand. Its legal to rape, molester and enslave people. Its legal to dispose of people. Murder is called an “error”. There are many Socialist sadist nurses and doctors.

I know this for a fact because I am a victim. If you complain to the police complaints authority you get punished, label crazy. People are dehumanized to prepare them for disposal. To get public support for their murder or “error”. I know that I am not the only one. Victims are not given citizenship rights. Not allowed a family or children. Not allowed to work or have welfare. Not allowed a lawyer. Not allowed property. In fact just like slaves of old, these peoiple did not really exist. Slaves were just property.

You can see this in the files of government departments. The dossiers and case files of victims who are seen as property. Socialist sadists control this. This is 'corruption' in government departments, which those elected tend to ignore. It only happens in other countries. So there are no laws against it. These victims are so dehumanized that Socialist sadists get public support for their disposal or “error”.

Blame the victims punish the victims. They lie and dehumaanize the victims. Lies spread and government files encourage these lies. Its my body, no means no, no consent. Human rights include the right to work, the right to welfare. The right to say no. The right to legal aid. The right to a family and children. The right to complain against these cruel and degrading punishments.