Street View: Would you think twice about going to a big event after the bombing in Manchester?
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Not in New Zealand, I'm not worried at all.
TOBY BRASH, 34
Pukehangi
Tony Brash
Street View: Would you think twice about going to a big event after the bombing in Manchester?
Not in New Zealand, I'm not worried at all.
TOBY BRASH, 34
Pukehangi
No. I'm from Manchester, so I went to that arena a lot as a kid. We can't let terrorists win, we can't go blaming Muslims. I'm devastated but we all need to carry on living regardless.
IAN GALLACHER, 32
Fenton Park
No, don't let the terror win. It's pretty sad what's happened and I don't believe people deserved that. We just can't let terror dictate what we do.
CAGE POI, 20
Koutu
No, I don't think an event like that should stop what you love doing. You've just gotta carry on.
MARK WILLIAMSON, 45
Ngongotaha
Yeah, it's pretty freaky. We were actually talking about this yesterday, I'd definitely think twice. Not so much here in New Zealand, but definitely overseas.
LILY WAIOMIO, 21
Western Heights
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