Over the past few weeks, a new phrase has crept into the talking points of the left: "imported cultural wars." You’ll hear it everywhere now, especially from Green Party figures like Chlöe Swarbrick, Ricardo Menéndez March, Benjamin "Bussy" Doyle, and Lawrence Xu-Nan. Like clockwork, they’re all parroting the same line, trying to paint conservatives and critics as the ones dragging foreign conflicts and ideologies into New Zealand politics. It’s almost impressive how coordinated it is. But it’s also completely dishonest.
