Jacinda Ardern is meant to be our, “Cover of the Rolling Stone” unstoppable Jacindamania phenomenon on the world stage.

But unfortunately the wheels have come off that wagon and New Zealand’s prime minister is fast becoming the biggest comedy show on the world stage.

Yes, Ardern and consequently us are becoming the international laughing stock and an “abundance of material” for media, comedians and politicians alike to ridicule us with consummate ease.

Most of it is unfortunately hilarious if you can laugh at yourself.

The typical, expected, response, though.

These cancel culture attacks on men have been so common in our recent history where any out of favour voice can be silenced by the public pile-on of feminist loudmouths.

They know, no other way. They haven’t had to because within New Zealand it has been allowed to happen on a regular basis.

In the bigger scheme of the world, attacking men on the international stage will, in this circumstance only make the audience laugh harder, when you see this from their side of the theatre.

For us in NZ, how silly does this look now when we have these infatuated followers of the Ardern fashion leaping to her defence?

We can’t not look outside the Goldfish Bowl and pretend this isn’t happening.

Wlll there come a point though, when we do have to take this seriously?