How dare you! Fish and chips is an institution not an ideology!!
Communism means cheap fish and chips with fish harvested from sustainable fisheries by state-employed fishers who receive proper wages and safe working conditions. Fish will not be caught by destructive bottom trawling or gill-netting.
Chips made from potatoes grown without excessive use of pesticides or phosphates and harvested on state-owned land by well paid farm workers using non-polluting farm machinery. These healthy potatoes will be processed into chips in clean, safe factories manned by well paid and unionised workers who receive generous sick leave, maternity leave and holidays.
As state enterprises these concerns will only have to cover their costs so they will not have to make large profits to satisfy share-holders or corprate owners. Managers of these organisations can therefore concentrate on the health and happiness of employees, customers and the general public.
The alternative to this is to continue with dirty, unsafe food processing factories run by corporations who intimidate their workers, dump fish to keep prices high, employ slave labour on their fishing vessels, wreck marine ecosystems, pollute oceans and fresh water with their agricultural practices and sell their products to the New Zealand public at exorbitant prices to make huge profits that they can send to off-shore banks to avoid paying even the minimal amount of tax they have to pay here.
Viva la Revolution! Death to capitalism!
Golly. For a minute there I thought you were talking about Talleys.
Golly. For a minute there I thought you were talking about Talleys.
Plus the alternative’s knighthood – that’s how capitalism enables and rewards the delusions of socially disconnected tyrants – petty or otherwise. A kind of madness.
Steak, Milk and rampant capitalism = polluted water and underweight babies
Celebrating the Fish n Chips Club thirty years on…
Sorry about the sign. I was hungry when I wrote it
Farmers + ute’s = climate change nightmare
How dare you! Fish and chips is an institution not an ideology!!
Communism means cheap fish and chips with fish harvested from sustainable fisheries by state-employed fishers who receive proper wages and safe working conditions. Fish will not be caught by destructive bottom trawling or gill-netting.
Chips made from potatoes grown without excessive use of pesticides or phosphates and harvested on state-owned land by well paid farm workers using non-polluting farm machinery. These healthy potatoes will be processed into chips in clean, safe factories manned by well paid and unionised workers who receive generous sick leave, maternity leave and holidays.
As state enterprises these concerns will only have to cover their costs so they will not have to make large profits to satisfy share-holders or corprate owners. Managers of these organisations can therefore concentrate on the health and happiness of employees, customers and the general public.
The alternative to this is to continue with dirty, unsafe food processing factories run by corporations who intimidate their workers, dump fish to keep prices high, employ slave labour on their fishing vessels, wreck marine ecosystems, pollute oceans and fresh water with their agricultural practices and sell their products to the New Zealand public at exorbitant prices to make huge profits that they can send to off-shore banks to avoid paying even the minimal amount of tax they have to pay here.
Viva la Revolution! Death to capitalism!
Golly. For a minute there I thought you were talking about Talleys.
Golly. For a minute there I thought you were talking about Talleys.
Plus the alternative’s knighthood – that’s how capitalism enables and rewards the delusions of socially disconnected tyrants – petty or otherwise. A kind of madness.
Steak, Milk and rampant capitalism = polluted water and underweight babies
Celebrating the Fish n Chips Club thirty years on…
Sorry about the sign. I was hungry when I wrote it
All paua to the people.
Paula to the People
So many witty comments. 🙂
Blue of course! With all the bolt on accessories.
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